@@nefosYT Srsly? Don't you feel ashamed? Looks like you're out of your mind. You don't understand the thin line between humour and racism, and you've crossed it.
I love how they just explain everything with literally 0 reasoning, you just trust them, they know what they’re doing, it works, it just works, don’t question it
@@vertergaminghd399Apni country ko shit hole bol deta hun, angrezo ke aga cool bhi to lagna hai. Bhai desh main kafi buri chizan hai lekin achi bhi to hai, jo bhdia qualities hai unko degrade kyun kar rha hai pura desh ko chutiya bolke.
@@shouryavashisth3461fact is fact, you can't change that, live one day outside India, it will really blow your mind how good life outside India is. Most "proud" Indians like you have never been or stayed outside India, then you'll understand how big of a 💩 hole India is
Bro... Indian people speaking multiple different different languages have led me to 2 AM solutions multiple times! Shoutout ALL Indian Tutorialists! I even learned what a lota was!
The entire free world owes a debt of gratitude to Indian coding UA-camrs. Even the computer I'm typing this very message on is up and running thanks to Indian computer repair tutorials.
Seriously I always have specific problems I need help with and the only people who are able to help are the heavy accent indians who specifically cover that issue and only have 2k views
Lol, +1 on the obscure tutorials. I once searched for a definition of SIEM because I saw it somewhere and ended up sitting through an entire tutorial. I ended up knowing way more than what I wanted but knowledge can't hurt right.
Jokes aside all my respect to the indian creators. They would teach me things that my teachers wouldn't care to explain twice. Those saved my ass more than once. Lol But kinda on point.
No fan / AC sounds No relatives and kids screaming in the background Keyboard isn't loud enough No laptop fan sounds Not using light mode and an outdated compiler version i rate this video 10 tennis balls out of 8 golf balls
You may wanna get your money back then! Because they are terrible teachers and even worse practitioners in my opinion. Very sloppy only focused on getting the happy flow working, and always taking the easy way out. Sure there are exceptions but generally…
@Rachel Yes we are! Good Indian programmers are busy in making world web + system services better. Watch out for NASA; oh we got a huge set of hackers as well. Got skills. I dont think this video guy is Indian
As an Indian and a web-dev, I can confirm its mostly true for our college professors but as for the Indian UA-cam tutorials, they actually teach good stuff and explain things in a more simpler way.
I use computers 10 years straight for 5 hours a day usually. And today I learned that you can change the size of text and stuff in CMD because of this video. Wow. Indian coding really works.
I didn't expect I would laugh so much watching this. Putting the jokes aside, thank you my Indian brothers for the countless hours of knowledge that I acquired watching your videos.
@@kritikasharma6304 chill man this video is just a joke it isnt racist , although I do know there is a lot of casual racism against indians on Instagram and stuff so I get what you are saying all that stuff about us shitting everywhere and racial profiling although that happens a lot on Instagram but not here
Idk if you mean Neso Academy but they have the best tutorials! I couldn't answer my first ever digital circuit assignment and their videos saved my ass! You know it's good when the accent is Indian.
Indians are great teachers, even if you can't understand what they're saying, you can still follow what they're doing and ending up working and you could understand the logic yourself it's like magic!
The ironic thing is that a lot of the videos are in Hindi and that annoys me as an Indian as I don't speak the language lol. But yeah, even then, I can understand what is going on.
As an Indian, I can confirm we have Slavic accents while speaking English and have a Polish language UI😅 Edit: I'm editing this and thus sacrificing the heart I got from the channel just to apologise to anyone who got hurt from this simple light hearted joke just because I wasn't factually correct and I offended someone by mentioning the wrong facts here. I get it, I respect everyone's opinions, I respect criticism, but this was a simple light hearted joke JUST STOP TELLING ME IN THE REPLIES!
you have russian accent because for over 5000 yaers some white people from nord were in india to leave indians some information (veda) and one hidden language sanskrit to keep it over centuries modern russian language has some words from sanskrit and may be this accent is from them language too anyway i understand indian's english better as from some americans on youtube
Thank you for including the small details like the $5 "gaming headset mic too close to the mouth" effect, and always-peaking audio levels. It really adds to the authenticity!
Indian coding tutorials is the OP stackoverflow. You could find the answer for all your problems. Hats off for the Indian community and their knowledge sharing attitude! *fist bump*
Wow...its a surprise to see Visual Studio...Normally you will find 1000 year old Turbo C running in Dosbox on almost every classes!!! That's a lot of improvement there!!
If it works on turbo C it will work everywhere, acing the basics is the first steps towards mastering anything although I do agree 😂😂 alot of teachers in India do prefer turbo c over any other IDE.
@@googleagent lol...try to compile one program that ran on turbo c with gcc...99% sure it will fail because they used conio.h which is windows specific...
That's because our medieval education system/ syllabus still forces us to use Turbo C in college. And even worse for JAVA we were forced to use the latest version of Notepad on Windows and Sublime on Linux. 😅
I think it's remarkable that this Indian coding tutor has even taken the time to learn Polish. Is there no end to his talents and his passion for learning?
bro, the indians who make programming videos taught me a lot of things, I even learned what I know in C with them and some python things with them, actually almost 40% of the tutorials I saw the best were the Indians!
aaaaand here comes part 4: ua-cam.com/video/-mwo5WMQnYg/v-deo.html did i say part 4? well there's part 5: ua-cam.com/video/aSCvYW1Dd64/v-deo.html pssst! use time machine and watch this 2013 minecraft gameplay: ua-cam.com/video/SyLWL2aXJms/v-deo.html
I pray for the love of all things good in this world people aren't making fun of Indian tutorials, they have the best out there, and they are generous with their knowledge.
And they have the best one's too, I'm not in CS, I'm studying electrical engineering but I owe my "uncurved" A in electronics to all the indian tutorials I've probably only been through two lectures in that class and those tutorials were clutch, those professors can't be slept on🤣🤣
you forgot the part where the video is low quality and they are using some screen recording software that adds a big yellow circle around the cursor everytime they click
Ah, you speak of these tutorials, videos meticulously crafted by hands from a world away, reaching out from the digital abyss, offering gleams of knowledge to those who dare to explore. These videos from India are not merely tutorials. They are an embodiment of struggle, the undying spirit of humanity to share, to teach, and to learn, under circumstances that many of us could barely fathom. Yes, some might argue the quality is not always ideal. But let me ask you this: isn't learning often born out of chaos, struggle, and confusion? The rough edges, the challenging accents, the unexpected bugs they encounter and resolve - all these are part of the learning journey. And indeed, who among us has not gleaned a nugget of wisdom or two from these so-called 'low quality' videos? In our interconnected world, we must strive to find knowledge in unexpected corners, in the whispers of the underestimated, the overlooked. These tutorials are not a mockery, but a testament to the extensive reach of learning, an ode to the democratization of knowledge. They are an affirmation that the thirst for knowledge recognizes no borders, no barriers. So, before we deride, let us pause, let us learn, and most importantly, let us appreciate.
Definitely deserve a like and a follow for this video!! I am laughing so hard!! So true but mad props to my fellow Indian developers for making these videos because no one else is!!
new one: ua-cam.com/video/NZ8lGtxCHJA/v-deo.html
first
@@Annexsohn gurkensohn
This isn't fun. I'm gonna report.
@@nigamjha2290 go ahead
@@nefosYT Srsly? Don't you feel ashamed? Looks like you're out of your mind. You don't understand the thin line between humour and racism, and you've crossed it.
You forgot the yellow circle around the cursor😂
Damn you evil😂
And the click sound
damn the yellow circle, you got me there🤣
omg LOL
@@amaury_permer Yea, the laser beam sound effect. XD
you forgot the 'ok' after every sentence
yes, that wouldve made it even more accurate
oke
HAHAHA literally. It's like that ok
“Right” at the end in every sentence for sure
"oke, soo the next thing your gouing to do"
I love how they just explain everything with literally 0 reasoning, you just trust them, they know what they’re doing, it works, it just works, don’t question it
Sounds like scam phone call. Just follow my instructions without questioning.
@@vertergaminghd399Apni country ko shit hole bol deta hun, angrezo ke aga cool bhi to lagna hai.
Bhai desh main kafi buri chizan hai lekin achi bhi to hai, jo bhdia qualities hai unko degrade kyun kar rha hai pura desh ko chutiya bolke.
@@shouryavashisth3461 (I'm talking about the field of computer science not india)
@@shouryavashisth3461fact is fact, you can't change that, live one day outside India, it will really blow your mind how good life outside India is. Most "proud" Indians like you have never been or stayed outside India, then you'll understand how big of a 💩 hole India is
@@shouryavashisth3461💀
Bro... Indian people speaking multiple different different languages have led me to 2 AM solutions multiple times! Shoutout ALL Indian Tutorialists! I even learned what a lota was!
You are a certified Indian now
@@Hanking-Yo-Schrader thank you
Tip : Learn Hindi to utilise the max potential of Indian tutorials 😂
@@Jee2024IIT got my wife for that. Chess not checkers!
@@Jee2024IIT IIT milgya?
I love how his accent evolved from polish to swedish to arabic within the span of 1 min 40 seconds
I was thinking the same thing
Yes, missed the Indian part😂
I felt like a Arabic guy imitating an Indian
A dash of Londonian too
no
"Ok let's delete this code..." proceeds to write the same things again 😂😂
Dont forget he managed to make a mistake rewriting it too
and we gonna make complex program 0:09 😂😂
@@BuyMyBeard Lollllll ikr😂😂
Lmaoooooooo
FR FRR🤣🤣
Seriously, Whenever I see a tutorial made by an indian guy, I'm more confident it's gonna be useful, stright to the point and educational.
Yes, until you go to work, get on a project and meet Vivek K from Bangalore, a street roundup consultant.
💀💀💀@@puruszapurusza607
The entire free world owes a debt of gratitude to Indian coding UA-camrs. Even the computer I'm typing this very message on is up and running thanks to Indian computer repair tutorials.
lmao
True lol0
yeah but if it wasn't mostly copy paste low quality clutter.
An Indian writing this comment
I mean if you are using Pentium chip than it was also designed by an Indian
And it's always more helpful than my professors.
Facts
For real
so real...
Facts
No cap
Obscure but specific indian tutorial channels are literally holding society and keeping it stable.
😂😂😂😂😂
Seriously I always have specific problems I need help with and the only people who are able to help are the heavy accent indians who specifically cover that issue and only have 2k views
@@arronjoseph8948no because all their vids are in 144p
@@arronjoseph8948LMAO!!! Dude from random laptop troubleshooting to coding the Indians cover the most random of shit 😂😂
Lol, +1 on the obscure tutorials. I once searched for a definition of SIEM because I saw it somewhere and ended up sitting through an entire tutorial. I ended up knowing way more than what I wanted but knowledge can't hurt right.
Jokes aside all my respect to the indian creators. They would teach me things that my teachers wouldn't care to explain twice. Those saved my ass more than once. Lol
But kinda on point.
As a Pakistani, I respect Indians for their contribution in sharing valuable lectures.
No fan / AC sounds
No relatives and kids screaming in the background
Keyboard isn't loud enough
No laptop fan sounds
Not using light mode and an outdated compiler version
i rate this video 10 tennis balls out of 8 golf balls
Copied but modified
Also no yellow mouse highlight
Fair enough 😅
hehehe
golf
no clock showing 4am
indian guys contributed more to my degree than my professors
What about your professors who were Indian? 🤔
@@lmfao69420 then you might get your college degree in six months
@@walttsai3208 better yet, if your Indian professors are the same ones who also make UA-cam programming tutorials, you graduate in a month.
You may wanna get your money back then! Because they are terrible teachers and even worse practitioners in my opinion. Very sloppy only focused on getting the happy flow working, and always taking the easy way out. Sure there are exceptions but generally…
@@CallousCoder dude is the type of karen who stereotype the entire race💀
well as a Indian I'm proud that our UA-camrs provide more than any professors in the world can 😂
Totally. You guys save thousands of jobs and careers every day.
Full respect for indians, i learnd a lot with their.
with their? you are the indian nice try ESL swarthoid
@@RICHARDKOVARLIETZBTW-ye7guHe is Brazilian, look at his channel 😂
Guys guys they learned a lot with their
Indians are on a whole another level. Not only do they post banger tutorials but also work on a system set to Polish. Hats off to these guys
Wait, really? Polish?
@@solidnywonsz did you not watch the video? 1:17
@@_JoeVer I just did not notice that. Also, I thought he meant indians generally work with Polish language
@Rachel Yes we are! Good Indian programmers are busy in making world web + system services better. Watch out for NASA; oh we got a huge set of hackers as well. Got skills.
I dont think this video guy is Indian
@@prakharyadav9 he's polish.
"we need to delete this code" and "we are gonna make a complex program" are completely on point 🤣
I didn't notice the complex joke until you pointed it out. I must have seen so many Indian tutorials that I became accustomed to ignoring it.
Leave the accent aside, those tutorials are really useful 😅 and Indians are such sweet people. So warm ❤
!! :)
I've only ran into one Indian man who gave a tutorial that was precise and to the point.
im like i must be in the twilight zone.
He didn't even zoom in the editor, so accurate 😝
bro it's lie, they zoom in
@@dmkhiladi no they dont 😅 1:26
well, they really help me in studying even though sometimes i don't understand
They don't either, believe me)
@@abcq1 No, its is so that only they can understand it.
@@abcq1 they do
@@abcq1 Are you armenian or Azerbaijani? Im confused ur surname looks armenianish but the name looks Azerbaijani what's going on bruv
@@abcq1 more like, they do get but poor communication skills
I keep this video on loop 24/7 while programming. Its such an inspiring story of creation from nothingness.
As an Indian and a web-dev, I can confirm its mostly true for our college professors but as for the Indian UA-cam tutorials, they actually teach good stuff and explain things in a more simpler way.
totally agreeeeed
Yes simpler way . Agreed
Ok Vladimir kumar sharma
@@shahjeelani2691😂😂😂
@@astitvasinha6624 who do u think as quality INDIAN code tutors on youtube ?
I use computers 10 years straight for 5 hours a day usually. And today I learned that you can change the size of text and stuff in CMD because of this video.
Wow. Indian coding really works.
🤣🤣🤣 oh my fucking god... This is some funny shit. You just now learned that??
what... was that always taught?
Glad to know that im not the only one that dint know but probably should have known.
this is literally true with me! Indian coding and tutorials is the way to go !
@@GraysenGG yeah no one knows this professor
-No loud fan
-No yellow circle around the cursor
-No light mode
😬😬😬
Big yikes man
No bandi cam
- No Windows 7
No Unregistered Hypercam 2
I hate dark mode though.
Mad respect for people who take their time to teach others their craft.
I didn't expect I would laugh so much watching this.
Putting the jokes aside, thank you my Indian brothers for the countless hours of knowledge that I acquired watching your videos.
Indian people who make tutorials, I love you like a sibling. The world needs you ❤
Yes world need us for trolling and racism 😊❤
@@kritikasharma6304 chill man this video is just a joke it isnt racist , although I do know there is a lot of casual racism against indians on Instagram and stuff so I get what you are saying all that stuff about us shitting everywhere and racial profiling although that happens a lot on Instagram but not here
Bro... them Indians helped me passing my uni exams. Respect from Italy 🇮🇹
Which UA-cam channel i have exam tomorrow
Yeah tell the name
they helped me so much on my exams too lmao. Respect from Italy 🇮🇹
@@PeppaPig-ze3ycWhat kind of scam?
Idk if you mean Neso Academy but they have the best tutorials! I couldn't answer my first ever digital circuit assignment and their videos saved my ass! You know it's good when the accent is Indian.
Thank you for doing the needful
Indians are great teachers, even if you can't understand what they're saying, you can still follow what they're doing and ending up working and you could understand the logic yourself it's like magic!
Thx XD
The ironic thing is that a lot of the videos are in Hindi and that annoys me as an Indian as I don't speak the language lol. But yeah, even then, I can understand what is going on.
@@Vicenarius what u want to say? "as an Indian as I don't speak the language lol" ?
@@pushprajjj not all indians live in their country
@@pushprajjj Because many Indians don't know Hindi
Indians make such specific solutions, they're so helpful, thanks you all
This particular tutorial helped me very much
The audible keyboard clicking and visible taskbar is spot on
As an Indian, I can confirm we have Slavic accents while speaking English and have a Polish language UI😅
Edit: I'm editing this and thus sacrificing the heart I got from the channel just to apologise to anyone who got hurt from this simple light hearted joke just because I wasn't factually correct and I offended someone by mentioning the wrong facts here. I get it, I respect everyone's opinions, I respect criticism, but this was a simple light hearted joke JUST STOP TELLING ME IN THE REPLIES!
As a Slavic, I can't say that indian accent sounds like slavic accent
@@user-og6es2ht4v the "my friend" made it seem like a slavic accent at the end.
@@sabjekill Maybe because the speaking person is Slavic - the OS language is Polish
you have russian accent because for over 5000 yaers some white people from nord were in india to leave indians some information (veda) and one hidden language sanskrit to keep it over centuries
modern russian language has some words from sanskrit and may be this accent is from them language too
anyway i understand indian's english better as from some americans on youtube
@@kalobyte bro firstly my comment was a joke secondly where tf did you get that info from? WhatsApp University? Or McDonald's Institute?
Gotta say it, I wouldn't have a career if it wasn't for my Indian brothers. Thank you guys for all of your awful yet helpful tutorials :P 🇺🇾🤝🇮🇳
💀
😐
💀
pity
Haven’t found a helpful one yet. They’re always super basic. Riddled with bad practices. And don’t actually understand concepts at all.
Thank you for including the small details like the $5 "gaming headset mic too close to the mouth" effect, and always-peaking audio levels. It really adds to the authenticity!
Pretty good. I leaned a lot. Thank you, my friend.
That system in polish XD
he not knows how change
@@DiamondSaberYT time to watch a tutorial
he probably downloaded a polish single-language version of windows from a random warez site
@@UlvicanKahya or he is a Pole like me XD.
@@UlvicanKahya Or he's Polish ?
Tbh indians explain better than my professors
of course
BTW, Where are you from?
honour to listen that 🙏
@@tuxidoyt isn’t that obvious ?if u know ,u know
@@huwballbot3978 i know but curiousity never die 😌
the task bar is so accurate aswell, loads of icons pinned and opened, and nothing in the system tray
I'm learning so much thank you!
The "it will work, it's going to work" is so accurate.
*returns error*
'okay as we can see it works"
i love how no matter what code related probleme you have there will aways be an indian video explaining it better than anyone else
Thanks man. Great tutorial!
What a good tutorial, i learned how to use pointers and arrays.
As an indian studying in politechnika i suspected you being polish and it confirmed when you change ratio for cmd prompt 😉
Indians are the best bro ,, never mind of these Westerners ,, there are just the sons Of **ches
Hehe, yes, he cannot mimic epic Indian accent :D
I suspected that after he said "inklude" 0:17
He sounded asian to me
@@notahmed1omg 😂😂 because India is in asia 😂😂 are you American?
Very very accurate!
Thank you! I ve LEARNED allotta!!
that’s just outstanding, even the silences between words are correct
Indian coding tutorials is the OP stackoverflow. You could find the answer for all your problems. Hats off for the Indian community and their knowledge sharing attitude! *fist bump*
*fist bump* back
as an indian who is pursuing Computer Science Engineering I will also make some tutorials xD (But I really dont have that accent T_T)
@@GamingwithBuddygodspeed gigachad
@@GamingwithBuddyNo one has that accent bro ! This American just made it out of nowhere LOL 😂😂🤣🤣
Wow...its a surprise to see Visual Studio...Normally you will find 1000 year old Turbo C running in Dosbox on almost every classes!!! That's a lot of improvement there!!
If it works on turbo C it will work everywhere, acing the basics is the first steps towards mastering anything although I do agree 😂😂 alot of teachers in India do prefer turbo c over any other IDE.
Turbo C? Where did you find that video? I normally see Lattice V6
Turbo C? Where did you find that video? I normally see Visual Studio Code.
@@googleagent lol...try to compile one program that ran on turbo c with gcc...99% sure it will fail because they used conio.h which is windows specific...
That's because our medieval education system/ syllabus still forces us to use Turbo C in college.
And even worse for JAVA we were forced to use the latest version of Notepad on Windows and Sublime on Linux. 😅
These are the ones that are helpful too😭😭
I want to thank all random indian tutorials, they helped me more than my teachers (for coding, blender and Linux)
I think it's remarkable that this Indian coding tutor has even taken the time to learn Polish. Is there no end to his talents and his passion for learning?
one of these actually helped me understand how a for loop works
it's a most spectacular video, nice congratulations to the director
They saved my career and my future.
Thank you forever India!
I am from India and thank you guys for all of these supportive comments. However, wtf is this video I laughed so hard 🤣
thank you for the tutorial i learned a lot
They actually taught how to code i'm greatful
I find the overdrive actually useful to listen on the phone loudspeakers. Dear Indian video tutorial guys keep it up we love you all thanks
😂sick bruh
bro, the indians who make programming videos taught me a lot of things, I even learned what I know in C with them and some python things with them, actually almost 40% of the tutorials I saw the best were the Indians!
Lol 😆
Literally. Those are the best. Simple and straightforward lol
Same
This video is very informative, I almost cried with passion
0:08 sounded like "first of all we need to delete discord" 😂
aaaaand here comes part 4: ua-cam.com/video/-mwo5WMQnYg/v-deo.html
did i say part 4? well there's part 5: ua-cam.com/video/aSCvYW1Dd64/v-deo.html
pssst! use time machine and watch this 2013 minecraft gameplay: ua-cam.com/video/SyLWL2aXJms/v-deo.html
xd
And it would be the only tutorial you can find for whatever you're trying to code 😂
You forgot the part where the guy includes some random header that the guys been making over his career and has his own console printer function
I learned a lot from this tutorial. I think im gonna train my synth voice AI using this for my videos.
jokes aside, they carry every programmer here and everyone knows it.
Well atleast theyre the ones who got my back when my school cant provide enough information for my next project to do❤️.
not every tutorial is like this, there are very good ones too!
I pray for the love of all things good in this world people aren't making fun of Indian tutorials, they have the best out there, and they are generous with their knowledge.
And they have the best one's too, I'm not in CS, I'm studying electrical engineering but I owe my "uncurved" A in electronics to all the indian tutorials I've probably only been through two lectures in that class and those tutorials were clutch, those professors can't be slept on🤣🤣
I love that no matter how obscure my issue is, there is always an Indian tutorial on how to fix it 😂
you forgot the part where the video is low quality and they are using some screen recording software that adds a big yellow circle around the cursor everytime they click
thanks for the helpfully tutorial
this deserves a whole series
next one do a whole video installing node packages
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
where yellow circle around the cursor, 360p quality, 10fps, windows 7 and unregistered hyper or bandicam
Seems clear and concise enough
Ah, you speak of these tutorials, videos meticulously crafted by hands from a world away, reaching out from the digital abyss, offering gleams of knowledge to those who dare to explore. These videos from India are not merely tutorials. They are an embodiment of struggle, the undying spirit of humanity to share, to teach, and to learn, under circumstances that many of us could barely fathom.
Yes, some might argue the quality is not always ideal. But let me ask you this: isn't learning often born out of chaos, struggle, and confusion? The rough edges, the challenging accents, the unexpected bugs they encounter and resolve - all these are part of the learning journey. And indeed, who among us has not gleaned a nugget of wisdom or two from these so-called 'low quality' videos?
In our interconnected world, we must strive to find knowledge in unexpected corners, in the whispers of the underestimated, the overlooked. These tutorials are not a mockery, but a testament to the extensive reach of learning, an ode to the democratization of knowledge. They are an affirmation that the thirst for knowledge recognizes no borders, no barriers. So, before we deride, let us pause, let us learn, and most importantly, let us appreciate.
Bro are you English major ?
Their explanation is real magic. Always helpful.
Lol
I loved indian tutorials!!! Greettings from Venezuela
Great tutorial. Using this tutorial I was able to get a 7 figure job coding for Facebook and I'm being promoted to director next week.
I literally landed same place
Which centre?
It’s better than the videos that cut out the pauses to make it look like they are coding super fast…
this comment will trigger fireship anger
@@thecontinugouios 100sec video that guy won't last more than 100sec in bed
they cut the pauses out because they are pauses. To save time.
"as we did in the previous video" and "we will continue in the next video". and there is non of them
The mic is definitely on point.
This is so true they don't even explain why you need to put that and how it runs
This is pretty accurate, but lets be fair, they help you more than any other tutorials LOL
TRUE!
This sounds more russian than indian, but the unclear voice and breathing in the mic is an indian thing.
Was thinking abt that
You even nailed the mic!
Yet they're the most legit tutorials out there.
Thanks to all indian channels you guys really helped me through my degree
Even though their tutorials can be unorganized with 0 editing, they are more helpful than all the years i’ve spent in school 👍
you got the distorted audio perfect
Forgot the part where it’s either completely wrong or (rarer option) it works, but only for his device.
Definitely deserve a like and a follow for this video!! I am laughing so hard!! So true but mad props to my fellow Indian developers for making these videos because no one else is!!
Lmao.
Love from India
Need more of these
not a few people in the world hate India.
@@xynocode free education man whats not to love.....india❤ pandemics, wars n all calamities even as simple as printing hello wrld, india stands tall
@@xynocode who the f hate India kiddo??
@@8ptimus everyone (only partially)in worldwide