Just dropped 6 new videos! “Everything you need to know” and “Implemented from scratch” for LinkedLists, Stacks, and Queues. Happy December y’all! 🎄 Playlist: m.ua-cam.com/play/PL1_cEA1Q0Z8-WO_mXqu8Nf0ObhxhqnBI-.html
I am glad i found the gem of your channel. I am coming all the way from Europe studying computer science; a beginner in coding especially in Java, I wish to be ahead in academics and also be prepared for the workforce so I decided to do some external study asides my course work, I would be delighted for the opportunity as I will not take it for granted, I am studious and zealous to learn more and invest in myself in relations to my skills in problem solving and with the way you explain concepts I feel is going to make it way easy for me to understand more concepts and brush off topics i think I know.
I recently found your channel through UA-cam's algorithm while searching for AoC solutions, and I’m so glad I did. Your instructions are clear, and your solutions are elegant. The way you use the online whiteboard to outline your approach is especially helpful. I’m from England and started coding Python during lockdown as a productive way to spend time indoors. Coding has changed how I view life, making me more logical, analytical, and better at problem-solving. I’ve come a long way since installing VS Code, but I’m still working on breaking problems into smaller steps. Mastering this skill feels like the key to solving even more challenges. Thank you for the incredible content you create!
The reason for me is from starting when i was kid i am very much attracted in tech device slowly i started learning how websites and apps work thanks to my school. Then i gave exam to enter in engineering college and i got admission over there. I took Computer science cousre so i can get job in coding industry i started learning lot from my college and last year i completed my degree of CS engineering. I did 6 month intership in comapny but unfortunately i was unlucky i didn't got permanent placement so i started learning more and currently i am trying to get my job back and gaining knowledge. Thanks for the giveaway it will help me lot at this hard time and happy thanksgiving 😊
Thanks for sharing your journey! The job market can be tough, but staying consistent with your learning and building small projects will help you stand out 😁 curious where you’re from ?
"I've been in the Computer Science field for 20 years now, and it's been an incredible journey. What got me into CS was the combination of problem-solving and creativity. I loved how I could use code to bring ideas to life. Over the years, I've learned a range of skills, from programming languages like Java and Python to software development and artificial intelligence. I've worked on some really cool projects, from building software applications to exploring machine learning algorithms. What I love most about CS is that it's always evolving. There's always something new to learn, and that's what keeps me excited. Whether it's exploring new technologies or collaborating with others on a project, I feel lucky to be able to do what I love for a living." Your channel has lot of content good job. Thank you 😊
My reason: I am a a college student UK and i got into programming at the start of high school and I want to be able to program at a high level because i feel like that is what i've always been naturally good at and solving problems especially in coding is just a great feeling i don't get from anything else. I'm currently pursuing an A-level in computer science and a few in maths and statistics and im trying to make it into the software/tech industry. Cool channel btw following along with your advent of code series as im also doing it in python to try and get better. Thanks!
Problem solving is definitely a great feeling haha. Passing all the test cases on an algo question gives me a crazy dopamine rush lol.. Have you been able to solve the Advent of Code questions?
@@jamesperalta35 Up to no. 8 at the moment definitely getting pretty hard. I get the same dopamine rush as well! Because im still learning programming though somtimes it feels like cheating when i need to get help on the questions but im trying my best to just learn as mch as I can but day 8 i really hard!
Thank you for this ! I am just a intermediate in coding so one day i thought to make my website and learned some basic thing after that day i started learning and got more into coding thanks to this i got my job which i love also my biggest fear is java lol. I learned everything from myself using internet still trying to get better
Thank you for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that your curiosity to build a website led you deeper into coding-that’s how a lot of great careers begin. Also huge congrats on landing a job doing something you love; that’s a big step forward. I’ve met plenty of great self taught software engineers here in the Bay Area and I’m excited to see where your journey takes you! 🚀
1. Worked on Finance middle office roles for 2 years after college realized I am more interested is creating functionalities for products and problem solving. Switched to a small web-dev startup. 2. I started coding to develop features and create products that can have a positive impact on people's lives while also fueling my passion for problem-solving 3. I am a beginner and I am currently working as a junior/intern type role on django and studying DSA and Algo. I am using Cracking the Coding interview as a reference (learned about this resource from one of your videos) so that I can prepare myself for interviews and become an overall good engineer/problem solver!
Thank you for sharing your story! Making the switch from finance to SWE is a great move and I've seen other succeed in that switch already - keep it up! Also it’s great that you’re already working with Django and diving into DSA and algorithms on the side. Combining hands-on experience with foundational skills is the most optimal way to grow as an engineer from what I've seen. Keep up the amazing work! :)
My WHY for coding is rooted in my passion for problem-solving and creating things that bring ideas to life. I got into coding because I love games and want to eventually make my own. I’m currently a second-year university student, still early in my coding journey. So far, I’ve only tackled one LeetCode question (Two Sum), which was a fun
My reason : Well , i got introduced to coding and cs a month ago and now i absolutely love this stuff and for the first time in life i am loving to do what i am doing,i spend hours on leetcode and don't feel like exhausted but i love that i am putting efforts in it and also , found out about yoru channel today and , just wanna say, well donneee brother, I watched trees videos and it was really amazing, i an happy that someone's out there teaching stuff snd not letting us cram all of that , really appreciate it ,
My reason: i want to make great software for people which make their life easy and in doing so collaborate with top software engineer and learn from them. I really like the challenges we face while fixing a bug or coding a new feature and the overall problem solving approach one has to take to create something new. Currently i am at an intermediate level and looking for software developer roles and also starting to contribute in open source.
Hi James, I found your channel through your advent of code videos, great stuff! Here are my answers for the competition: 1. During my early 20's i worked in lots of different areas from factories to teaching to mechanimcal engineering but software development was the first job that I felt truly happy in and that I looked forward to coming into work. For this reason I am going all in on it and want to improve my skills as quickly as possible. 2. I got into coding for fun. I starting doing coding challenges on codewars aswell as doing some web development for personal projects. I guess this showed me how satisfying and rewarding it can be to write good code and led me to where I am now which is finishing my first year as a junior C++ and embedded C dev 3. Whilst I am starting to feel more and more comfortable with my capabilities I also realise I still have lots to learn. Lots of the work in my current job is bug fixing and what I would call reactive programming but I would like to build more big projects from scratch in a proactive way
I want to get a decent paying job where I can use my creativity to make peoples day better. I got into coding from going to hackathons while I was an Econ major. Since then I’ve switched to a CS degree. I’m currently a senior with one final semester left. I’ve done a couple frontend internships at local companies and am currently expanding to become a T shape front end dev, and then slowly work my way and learn the backend.
Love your WHY - I think you made the right decision to switch to a CS degree haha. It really allows you to be as creative as possible and solve problems in pretty much any field. Good luck on your journey! Curious where your based and what kind of content you'd be interested in seeing on my channel? :)
@ I’m based in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 Honestly really like your implementation videos as I’m currently studying some LC as well. Beyond coding I really like psychology videos so if you could go into stuff like mentally preparing for job applications, work, life in general that would be dope. Ik some people like to just focus on tech but the UA-camrs I really like do a mix of both. Regardless if you do or not, just something to think about. Really like your channel and hope to see some more bangers 🫡🫡
Congrats! My reason is that I'm very attracted to the lifestyle before, now I just like coding, problem solving, seeing visual results from my coding (which is full stack web development) and what not. I got into coding back in August 2022, made some front-end projects, got a scholarship for a school here in Australia and started my CS degree for 3 years in 2023. I'm still quite beginner wise in my coding journey, and still need tutorials, guides to complete projects, would love to see more from you. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your story-congrats on starting your CS degree and earning a scholarship! I’m also a full stack engineer so hopefully I can share a lot of helpful content for you on this channel 😁
Thanks for the opportunity this is my first year in engineering college of computer science For now till i learned is web development, Cs, c++, java, data and logical processing and basic UG level PCM. Why i choose it well here in my country engeerning is popular and high paying job so i decided to go with it.
1. Why. The reason I got into coding was because me being 21 right now I started to look at what I wanted to with my life, I work a basic IT job at Walmart. 2. I enjoy what I do but I want to dive deeper into the IT field particularly software engineering for the future of tech and the high demand there is. 3. My journey right now. I would consider myself beginner-intermediate. I’m enrolled in the western governors university software engineering degree. I am about 50% done with the course.
Thanks for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that you’ve taken the time to reflect on your goals at 21-it shows a lot of self-awareness. There's going to be looooots of new jobs and the industry is continuing to grow fast so I'm happy we have more people like you joining the talent pool. Curious what courses you've taken so far in your university degree?
Mostly a lot of general education courses. But so far foundational courses for programming and git. Front end web development. Network and security, and I’m currently taking an introduction to programming in Python course. I would say a lot of it is self taught since it’s an online program. But the outline of later classes looks great! Since I’m on the Java specific program.
My why is creating things that make life better or more fun. Currently I’m working on an llm text adventure game to improve my skills. what got me into coding. As a kid I loved video games and still do. I wanted to create a game and looking online the only way to do that was coding. I learned unity and made a variety of small games for mobile and desktop. Currently I have 2 years of industry experience but I’m finding it hard to progress my career and find a job. I have a good resume and portfolio but can’t seem to land anything. Hopefully I can get some advice and work my way up to a senior or staff level.
Thanks for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that your passion for video games led you into coding and that you’ve already built a variety of projects using Unity. Two years of industry experience is a solid foundation. I’d be happy to share advice on strategies to stand out in the job market or ways to position yourself for senior roles. Keep pushing forward-you’ve got the skills and passion to achieve your goals. Excited to see what you build next! 🚀
@@jamesperalta35 Thanks James have you throught of doing videos on the getting a job side of things? For me there are so many un answered questions like. 1 page or 2 page resume. Should I include coop experience. How many projects should I include. Best ways to land an interview in the current market. Food for thought but I think this content would be very helpful. Keep up the great work 👍
@@DonionTech ahh I can make a video on that! I have a video on how to succeed in an interview: ua-cam.com/video/E683XDej2cs/v-deo.htmlsi=CK0MiZccRBSDHF3S. But can also make a video on how to get the interview - I recently switched jobs so I have some experience in that.
What's good bro, currently studying Computer Science at university. Next year doing a semester in Germany, and the year after that I'm doing a placement year, sent off a few applications for tech companies here in Northern Ireland / Ireland / UK. I can't lie I don't enjoy coding that much, and I've not always been good at it. Really had to grind through my teens doing problems and creating projects to get to the point where I am right now. Although I've built a lot of coding skills (Python & Java) in school, I don't really know how to apply them to projects that I've been working on. Right now I'm bouncing between coding projects for university coursework, working on a few personal projects, and overall having a good time. Most of my stuff at uni right now is just maths which is something I'm fortunate to be good at so the next few months I am chilling, love my life. Found your channel through looking up help for LeetCode answers and hope you succeed becoming a youtuber bro good luck
Yo, appreciate you sharing your journey! Grinding through coding to get to where you are now shows serious dedication, even if it’s not your favorite thing. Thanks for finding the channel and the kind words. Wishing you all the best with your placement applications and your CS journey. Keep chilling and building-you’re on a great path. 🙌
What's your WHY I've always been into coding but automated investing requires me to understanding coding to a pretty high level! And incorporating LLMs into it is a new challenge. What got you into coding?? Partially your brother, and also I wanted to have another skill for college. Where you are at in your coding journey right now (for coaching :)) BEGINNER Super hyped to watch your journey and to learn from you!
My friend invited me i am also at 1st year of my engineering college and learning the basic os java c++ data analysis etc Being an CS engineer is high profile job here my parents forced me to do it but now i likes this profession so much
Just dropped 6 new videos! “Everything you need to know” and “Implemented from scratch” for LinkedLists, Stacks, and Queues. Happy December y’all! 🎄
Playlist: m.ua-cam.com/play/PL1_cEA1Q0Z8-WO_mXqu8Nf0ObhxhqnBI-.html
@@jamesperalta35 🤝
I am glad i found the gem of your channel. I am coming all the way from Europe studying computer science; a beginner in coding especially in Java, I wish to be ahead in academics and also be prepared for the workforce so I decided to do some external study asides my course work, I would be delighted for the opportunity as I will not take it for granted, I am studious and zealous to learn more and invest in myself in relations to my skills in problem solving and with the way you explain concepts I feel is going to make it way easy for me to understand more concepts and brush off topics i think I know.
Thanks for joining the giveaway!! Really appreciate your motivation and you will succeed with that kind of energy. Will be streaming again tonight!
I recently found your channel through UA-cam's algorithm while searching for AoC solutions, and I’m so glad I did. Your instructions are clear, and your solutions are elegant. The way you use the online whiteboard to outline your approach is especially helpful. I’m from England and started coding Python during lockdown as a productive way to spend time indoors. Coding has changed how I view life, making me more logical, analytical, and better at problem-solving. I’ve come a long way since installing VS Code, but I’m still working on breaking problems into smaller steps. Mastering this skill feels like the key to solving even more challenges. Thank you for the incredible content you create!
The reason for me is from starting when i was kid i am very much attracted in tech device slowly i started learning how websites and apps work thanks to my school.
Then i gave exam to enter in engineering college and i got admission over there.
I took Computer science cousre so i can get job in coding industry i started learning lot from my college and last year i completed my degree of CS engineering. I did 6 month intership in comapny but unfortunately i was unlucky i didn't got permanent placement so i started learning more and currently i am trying to get my job back and gaining knowledge.
Thanks for the giveaway it will help me lot at this hard time and happy thanksgiving 😊
Thanks for sharing your journey! The job market can be tough, but staying consistent with your learning and building small projects will help you stand out 😁 curious where you’re from ?
@jamesperalta35 i am from india
Been a subscriber and binge watcher for a few weeks now. Love the content !
hahah of course I remember you! Thanks for the support!!
"I've been in the Computer Science field for 20 years now, and it's been an incredible journey. What got me into CS was the combination of problem-solving and creativity. I loved how I could use code to bring ideas to life.
Over the years, I've learned a range of skills, from programming languages like Java and Python to software development and artificial intelligence. I've worked on some really cool projects, from building software applications to exploring machine learning algorithms.
What I love most about CS is that it's always evolving. There's always something new to learn, and that's what keeps me excited. Whether it's exploring new technologies or collaborating with others on a project, I feel lucky to be able to do what I love for a living."
Your channel has lot of content good job.
Thank you 😊
This looks cool, waiting for more !
Thanks for watching!! More to come :)
My reason: I am a a college student UK and i got into programming at the start of high school and I want to be able to program at a high level because i feel like that is what i've always been naturally good at and solving problems especially in coding is just a great feeling i don't get from anything else. I'm currently pursuing an A-level in computer science and a few in maths and statistics and im trying to make it into the software/tech industry. Cool channel btw following along with your advent of code series as im also doing it in python to try and get better. Thanks!
Problem solving is definitely a great feeling haha. Passing all the test cases on an algo question gives me a crazy dopamine rush lol.. Have you been able to solve the Advent of Code questions?
It's been getting pretty hard.
@@jamesperalta35 Up to no. 8 at the moment definitely getting pretty hard. I get the same dopamine rush as well! Because im still learning programming though somtimes it feels like cheating when i need to get help on the questions but im trying my best to just learn as mch as I can but day 8 i really hard!
@jamesperalta35 I’m on number 8 at the moment and just trying to find the time to do it at the moment got lots of work to do in school.
@ goodluck bro! I’m gonna get back on it as well.
Thank you for this !
I am just a intermediate in coding so one day i thought to make my website and learned some basic thing after that day i started learning and got more into coding thanks to this i got my job which i love also my biggest fear is java lol. I learned everything from myself using internet still trying to get better
Thank you for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that your curiosity to build a website led you deeper into coding-that’s how a lot of great careers begin. Also huge congrats on landing a job doing something you love; that’s a big step forward.
I’ve met plenty of great self taught software engineers here in the Bay Area and I’m excited to see where your journey takes you! 🚀
What have you studied already? Full stack development? Java? Any data structures and algorithms ?
@@jamesperalta35 database, Slq, java, html, python and java script
1. Worked on Finance middle office roles for 2 years after college realized I am more interested is creating functionalities for products and problem solving. Switched to a small web-dev startup.
2. I started coding to develop features and create products that can have a positive impact on people's lives while also fueling my passion for problem-solving
3. I am a beginner and I am currently working as a junior/intern type role on django and studying DSA and Algo. I am using Cracking the Coding interview as a reference (learned about this resource from one of your videos) so that I can prepare myself for interviews and become an overall good engineer/problem solver!
Thank you for sharing your story! Making the switch from finance to SWE is a great move and I've seen other succeed in that switch already - keep it up!
Also it’s great that you’re already working with Django and diving into DSA and algorithms on the side. Combining hands-on experience with foundational skills is the most optimal way to grow as an engineer from what I've seen.
Keep up the amazing work! :)
I'll also be dropping a lot of videos on DSA btw! Here's on one data structures explained: ua-cam.com/video/A5GJVeT6iV8/v-deo.html
I have another one coming about Arrays and actually implementing an array from scratch.
@@jamesperalta35 Would be happy to be in learning part of an ongoing series and keep up with the series!
wow, this is so cool!!! love it
Thanks for watching! 🙏
My WHY for coding is rooted in my passion for problem-solving and creating things that bring ideas to life. I got into coding because I love games and want to eventually make my own. I’m currently a second-year university student, still early in my coding journey. So far, I’ve only tackled one LeetCode question (Two Sum), which was a fun
My reason : Well , i got introduced to coding and cs a month ago and now i absolutely love this stuff and for the first time in life i am loving to do what i am doing,i spend hours on leetcode and don't feel like exhausted but i love that i am putting efforts in it and also , found out about yoru channel today and , just wanna say, well donneee brother, I watched trees videos and it was really amazing, i an happy that someone's out there teaching stuff snd not letting us cram all of that , really appreciate it ,
My reason: i want to make great software for people which make their life easy and in doing so collaborate with top software engineer and learn from them.
I really like the challenges we face while fixing a bug or coding a new feature and the overall problem solving approach one has to take to create something new.
Currently i am at an intermediate level and looking for software developer roles and also starting to contribute in open source.
Wow nice!!! Seems like your already ahead of the game. Keep it up! What kind of content are you looking to see related to Software Engineering?
Hi James, I found your channel through your advent of code videos, great stuff! Here are my answers for the competition:
1. During my early 20's i worked in lots of different areas from factories to teaching to mechanimcal engineering but software development was the first job
that I felt truly happy in and that I looked forward to coming into work. For this reason I am going all in on it and want to improve my skills as quickly
as possible.
2. I got into coding for fun. I starting doing coding challenges on codewars aswell as doing some web development for personal projects. I guess this showed me
how satisfying and rewarding it can be to write good code and led me to where I am now which is finishing my first year as a junior C++ and embedded C dev
3. Whilst I am starting to feel more and more comfortable with my capabilities I also realise I still have lots to learn. Lots of the work in my current job is
bug fixing and what I would call reactive programming but I would like to build more big projects from scratch in a proactive way
I am learning DSA , your Videos are great and helpful.
I want to get a decent paying job where I can use my creativity to make peoples day better.
I got into coding from going to hackathons while I was an Econ major. Since then I’ve switched to a CS degree. I’m currently a senior with one final semester left. I’ve done a couple frontend internships at local companies and am currently expanding to become a T shape front end dev, and then slowly work my way and learn the backend.
Love your WHY - I think you made the right decision to switch to a CS degree haha. It really allows you to be as creative as possible and solve problems in pretty much any field. Good luck on your journey!
Curious where your based and what kind of content you'd be interested in seeing on my channel? :)
@ I’m based in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
Honestly really like your implementation videos as I’m currently studying some LC as well. Beyond coding I really like psychology videos so if you could go into stuff like mentally preparing for job applications, work, life in general that would be dope.
Ik some people like to just focus on tech but the UA-camrs I really like do a mix of both. Regardless if you do or not, just something to think about. Really like your channel and hope to see some more bangers 🫡🫡
Congrats! My reason is that I'm very attracted to the lifestyle before, now I just like coding, problem solving, seeing visual results from my coding (which is full stack web development) and what not. I got into coding back in August 2022, made some front-end projects, got a scholarship for a school here in Australia and started my CS degree for 3 years in 2023. I'm still quite beginner wise in my coding journey, and still need tutorials, guides to complete projects, would love to see more from you. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your story-congrats on starting your CS degree and earning a scholarship! I’m also a full stack engineer so hopefully I can share a lot of helpful content for you on this channel 😁
How’s your degree so far?? What have you learned? Is there a lot of theory or more practical?
Thanks for the opportunity this is my first year in engineering college of computer science
For now till i learned is web development, Cs, c++, java, data and logical processing and basic UG level PCM.
Why i choose it well here in my country engeerning is popular and high paying job so i decided to go with it.
Good luck on your studies!! Computer Science is an amazing major and you will have plenty of opportunities when you graduate!
Thank you for giveaway i personally dont do coding but i want to enter may be my Christmas present 😅 hope my entry will count in 😊
1. Why. The reason I got into coding was because me being 21 right now I started to look at what I wanted to with my life, I work a basic IT job at Walmart.
2. I enjoy what I do but I want to dive deeper into the IT field particularly software engineering for the future of tech and the high demand there is.
3. My journey right now. I would consider myself beginner-intermediate. I’m enrolled in the western governors university software engineering degree. I am about 50% done with the course.
Happy thanksgiving too btw !
Thanks for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that you’ve taken the time to reflect on your goals at 21-it shows a lot of self-awareness. There's going to be looooots of new jobs and the industry is continuing to grow fast so I'm happy we have more people like you joining the talent pool.
Curious what courses you've taken so far in your university degree?
Mostly a lot of general education courses. But so far foundational courses for programming and git. Front end web development. Network and security, and I’m currently taking an introduction to programming in Python course. I would say a lot of it is self taught since it’s an online program. But the outline of later classes looks great! Since I’m on the Java specific program.
@@tonycampos1803 Awesome do you have a link to the program? Looks like they're teaching the right stuff tho! How long is the program?
My why is creating things that make life better or more fun. Currently I’m working on an llm text adventure game to improve my skills. what got me into coding. As a kid I loved video games and still do. I wanted to create a game and looking online the only way to do that was coding. I learned unity and made a variety of small games for mobile and desktop. Currently I have 2 years of industry experience but I’m finding it hard to progress my career and find a job. I have a good resume and portfolio but can’t seem to land anything. Hopefully I can get some advice and work my way up to a senior or staff level.
Thanks for sharing your journey! It’s awesome that your passion for video games led you into coding and that you’ve already built a variety of projects using Unity. Two years of industry experience is a solid foundation.
I’d be happy to share advice on strategies to stand out in the job market or ways to position yourself for senior roles. Keep pushing forward-you’ve got the skills and passion to achieve your goals. Excited to see what you build next! 🚀
@@jamesperalta35 Thanks James have you throught of doing videos on the getting a job side of things? For me there are so many un answered questions like. 1 page or 2 page resume. Should I include coop experience. How many projects should I include. Best ways to land an interview in the current market. Food for thought but I think this content would be very helpful. Keep up the great work 👍
@@DonionTech ahh I can make a video on that! I have a video on how to succeed in an interview: ua-cam.com/video/E683XDej2cs/v-deo.htmlsi=CK0MiZccRBSDHF3S.
But can also make a video on how to get the interview - I recently switched jobs so I have some experience in that.
What's good bro, currently studying Computer Science at university. Next year doing a semester in Germany, and the year after that I'm doing a placement year, sent off a few applications for tech companies here in Northern Ireland / Ireland / UK.
I can't lie I don't enjoy coding that much, and I've not always been good at it. Really had to grind through my teens doing problems and creating projects to get to the point where I am right now. Although I've built a lot of coding skills (Python & Java) in school, I don't really know how to apply them to projects that I've been working on.
Right now I'm bouncing between coding projects for university coursework, working on a few personal projects, and overall having a good time. Most of my stuff at uni right now is just maths which is something I'm fortunate to be good at so the next few months I am chilling, love my life.
Found your channel through looking up help for LeetCode answers and hope you succeed becoming a youtuber bro good luck
Yo, appreciate you sharing your journey! Grinding through coding to get to where you are now shows serious dedication, even if it’s not your favorite thing.
Thanks for finding the channel and the kind words. Wishing you all the best with your placement applications and your CS journey. Keep chilling and building-you’re on a great path. 🙌
now I just join to learn C++ I learn all the basic Concept
Thanks for tuning in!
What's your WHY
I've always been into coding but automated investing requires me to understanding coding to a pretty high level! And incorporating LLMs into it is a new challenge.
What got you into coding??
Partially your brother, and also I wanted to have another skill for college.
Where you are at in your coding journey right now (for coaching :))
BEGINNER
Super hyped to watch your journey and to learn from you!
inspirational
My friend invited me i am also at 1st year of my engineering college and learning the basic os java c++ data analysis etc
Being an CS engineer is high profile job here my parents forced me to do it but now i likes this profession so much
goat
I don't want the money tho.I jus want a mentor like you mahhn yeah am currently pursuing bachelor's in CS
Solved some problems in leetcode and know DSA
Thanks for joining the giveaway!!