5 Years of Coding in under a Minute  

Normal humans: Goes to Oxford, Learns to Code This guy: Learns to code, goes to Oxford

Ur face when u see the theory is great😂

Bro casually wake up and choose java as his first learn language 💀

bro made chess ai and then learned if, if else, etc statements. 💀

"I was told to pick and easy language, so I chose java"

I learned java, made a chess AI then learned some programming fundamentals

Bro just casually dropped the fact that he is studying at Oxford o_O

I’m flabbergasted… he just brushed off building a CHESS AI. Wtf

I learnt java as my first language too in 2020 💀 And yes, I have mental illnesses

I currently took my ass back to school at 24 years old. Sometimes I think it’s too late but then again I’m fascinated by codes and love challenges. I’ve never been stupid just lacked motivation. Now I’m extremely motivated and ready to rock and roll. Going to cut video games out and focus all my time and energy between school, work, and any free time coding and reading as much as I can.

Bro how do you have less than 600 subs. You need more!

"Being highly motivated teenager" Chappal alert

bro indian CS channels are the reason im still in CS😂😂😂

This is super high quality for someone with low subs! You have earned a new sub today

this guy is getting a new subscriber for humour 😭

Finally found some one who learned Java as their first language. I also started with Java

Learning Java as my first language program at the moment. You're an inspiration!

Subbed! Hope you'll upload more !

At the end the snap u have attached is actually TOC (theory of computation) which is used in compiler design

my first language was HTML 💀

When uni for IT teaches only math and algorithms with 0 experience you know something is going wrong

congrats getting in to oxford all the best for you degree i’m going to my 2nd yr of CS thanks for the video

Ive been trying to learn unity from tutorials for about 4+ years now but its been off and on. I can officially say I understand soooo much more than I ever did and I dont need tutorials for alot of things. Theres still times where I get lost on something and so ill look it up. One of the best things about unity is how popular It is so its very well documented

Is that me after a few years ?! Because my first coding language was also Java , but I watched a 15 minute tutorial on it, I re watched that video a few times I followed what he explained in that video! Next I learnt c# so I can use it in unity , I also found a 15 minutes yt tutorial and I watched it ! Then I was like : hey why not learn many computer programming languages with the 15 minutes tutorials made by many MANY RU-vidrs , and I also decided to learn the basics of binary machine code because it turns out it’s easy to learn the basics and there even is a 15 minutes tutorial about it in yt And then i watched a yt video explaining computer science in 10 minutes, I watched it Then I built a working redstone computer which I can code with binary (which I’m still working on btw) And now here I am trying to find a 15 minutes tutorial about an easy and very old coding language (out of my own curiosity) it’s called (“BASIC”) Or as it’s now called : .NET But then I found this video right here and then I watched it , then decided to comment this for some reason, ok now you know why I think this might be me in a few years and my life story in coding,because I learnt Java a few months ago! Anyways bye, and I’m sorry , no one asked me this .

Same Bro I Also started With Java Insted Of Python and currently i'm in class 11th and i know string, arrays, recursion, trees, Backtraking, Hashmap, Linked List, stack, queue, linear and binary serching algorithms with bubble and selection sorting and nowadays i'm practicing revising and learning more new concepts and vice versa also i'm preparing for JEE. I dont have a confidence to crack jee advanced but i'm sure whatever collage i'm in i am a great coder and i'm proud of my self and my dream collage is IIIT Hydrabad for which i'm husling. and i have a confidence to crack jee mains with top 1000 rank.

I learned Java first and it was not fun.. But It made python look like 1+1=2

CS in XI: 😊 CS in College: 💀

bro woke up and chose violence 💀

Tomorrow I have exam and i found this inspiring video of yours now am going to watch promise Neverland

the last part is so true. why didn't anyone tell me CS was mostly theory 😭

i’m glad i’m not the only person who chose java as their first language 😂😂😂😂

ur face at the end had me dead 😂

Your expression and presentation good bro.

Loving the honesty

wow he's just like me fr "I'm now studying computer science at oxford" nevermind 💀

I am dropout.. me too grinding countless nights since last year , wish me best of luck

Not only have I been bamboozled, but I am gobsmacked, swindled, flabbergasted, and ballyhooed the fact that he learned Java as a beginner language

Deep Respect!

I'm now in college and I still don't know how to code

The end killed me bro 🤣

I'm so proud of you !!!

I took IT as an optional subject in school and Java is in its syllabus and I have to say it’s a great language, like I had fun coding and learning java. Well this might be because my IT teacher was just 25 y/o so there’s less age gap and he was cool with us and taught us with great excitement. He even said not to call him sir but by his name. He made learning java so simple, I’m grateful I had such a teacher.

Very cool. Good luck with your future endeavors!

Bro went hardcore 🤣

I’m taking Discrete Math, Cryptology, and CS Organization, and the amount of math and theory in the courses is overloading my brain.

CONGRATS MAN!

As a teenager trying to figure out my college future who is going into comptuer software engineering... don't take computer science if you wanna learn purely theory and all things math 😉👍

CS in university be like: 95% math 5% random subjects 1% actual IT subjects Ye, I didn't pass my CS courses

Bro I'm almost the same. I'm 13 and I've almost Mastered JavaScript already and I've STILL got 5 years in middle and high school and 3 additional years if you include college which means I've got 8 whole years to learn to code. by the time I'll be able to get a job I'll have already be mastered many Languages

Wow, 10+. Mind you, that's the lower bound, we will never know the mind-boggling true amount as it will be too massive to comprehend. And I also started learning coding from a book myself, VisualBasic, before branching out. In my opinion a good way to start rather than being force fed in some school. If it's from one's own interest, it probably sticks deeper. I might be biased.

I've learned Java for 4 years back in school. I can probably talk in Java as well. But I dont know to make an app out of it🤡

I BOUGHT THE EXACT SAME BOOK BY DOUG LOWE BACK IN 2016. I was 12 and couldn't afford a laptop. i bought the book, studied it and wrote countless book reports on it during middle school. i would write my code in my binder at home, and use free online compilers to test my code. i HIGHLY recommend top down learning. I was born with dyslexia and havent read a chapterbook since i was in 9th grade

I went to college, and the small amount of actual computer and coding related corses I took vs all the math courses was insane.

Java has been my first language too. And i love it. Learning c# and javascript afterwards was really easy.

Bro learned Java as first language, created chess AI and went to Oxford. 💀

same I’m 16 decided to learn C++ I also bought a fat book about it💀😭

Your humor of editing... love it😂

I am trying (key word) to get into a programming class last minute and am cramming with no prior experience lol. I don't think it's realistic that I will get into the program this round but I'm going to take the test anyway and study for the next class offering. The program is just over four months full time. Again, I have no prior coding experience other than a little html. I started to feel extremely stupid after trying to learn but I think I will keep at it. I'm currently a bartender at 38 and I don't want to be doing that anymore. I want to be a programmer bc it's easier to get a work visa in different countries. I'm from the US but I want to leave.

Did anyone else realize the chess AI was trying a beginner's mate lol

After seeing Norman ok let's start

I am 13 and I have finished html and css,now learning python and Javascript

Good job, currently I'm learning python

😂😂😂, thanks for this.

Why did I thought you are Garnt/Gigguk in the beginning?

"Compiler's never wrong brotha" I felt that

I started with C hehe

I have a doubt now... Does every person who codes actually watch Anime? I seen plenty of coders in RU-vid and met online they all watch anime (in original language with subtitle ofc).

10+ ! Solid!

Lol when you saw discrete math. Best class ever for how much of a fever dream it was.

I think u need a subscriber *🌚🖖🏻😎

Lol. Java was actually my first Computer science course in high school too💀💀😂

Best of luck brother ❤️

I had almost the exact same Journey, started in C, fucked around a bit in unreal, went to UCI, and have been staring at theory ever since.

It's been like 2 years of me learning Java as my first language and to call learning it hell is an understatement

Im starting with Python, AI has made it a lot more convenient than my first attempt at learning. Its basically like having a teacher to ask for guidance or to proof read my notes. I know it can be wrong but is why I use as a guide and not a book of answers.

Funny even a year ago I watched this video and didn’t understand the book pages in the end, Now i know what those were.

I'm so glad my uni focussed on practise, even on exams we had to program.

This sounds mad similar to my situation; I first tried to learn Java bc I wanted to code Minecraft mods, but couldn't do much more than simple programs, not to mention I only used Notepad++ to code. Then, I moved to PHP, HTML, a little CSS and JavaScript to make Minecraft-related websites. Then, I learned JavaScript more in-depth for Discord bots. Not to mention a ton of other side projects, and of course many more incomplete and abandoned ones 💀 And finally I get to college, excited to learn what isn't already on RU-vid, just to find out I'm learning about set theory and NP classification 😭

The expression at the end...lol😂

My first language was js, but with p5.js, a creative coding library.

This was actually mad funny lol props brotha

Java was my first language 4 years ago. Crazy how fast time flies.

From where i should learn python! As a school going kid 😐 in my holidays 🐧

The "having a life" part 😭❤️ bruhhh

Now this!😂❤

Oh man! It's really me. While selecting between JS & Python, I also took Java as my first language...

The big O notation moment

Hey bro im currently learning css mastered html and gonna go for java after this. After java im also gonna learn python. Ty for the video as well my guy.

Soooo accurate. All logic, circuit diagrams, inference, compound statements and universal and existential statements.... So much fun 😭

This is literally me rn 😭 you are ON POINT. 😂

I learnt C++ as My first language

great story bro! i also have same story, but i'm more leaning to hardware functional site, because my first project involved in Atmega 8535 Microcontroller and Line Follower robot. So the first language i have to learnt is C. It's like driving a manual car with bunch of fancy step, but it's worthed, because of it i know the internal working of computer and digital system.

Made my day 🤣 thank you

You see combining ur CS studies and also learning how to code through self-taught can be a very detrimental to ur grades u can only focus on coding if only you are vacation or something.

I'm not from a coding background . But coding always seems so fascinating to me. I'm 21 graduate and I need assistance. An advice how can I pursue coding as a carrier. Note:- I'm quite good at coding and know the basics in Java, MySql, and HTML school level only

Bro, nice to see some one like me ! 😂🦜🤞

Lmao dawg, the ending made me subscribe

Subscribed bro, you are great

As a current math/CS student I cannot tell if formal logic is hard or not. I did a few courses in it when I did my philosophy degree, and whenever it comes up now, it always seems very easy, but maybe it is comparably difficult relative to upper level math/CS courses and I am just coming in with more background. The truth is probably somewhere inbetween I suppose.

The ending is so relatable