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Thanks to both of you.. For a guy with non-computer science background and almost in 30s, you both have helped immensely Thanks for the unfair advantage 🙏🏼

Being a humanities student, I wasn't sure if I wanted to code but then Avalon meta really helped in the beginning especially since it's free of cost n Varun's way of explaining was super cool, I knew that without coding I was missing out on something really magical . Thanks Varun & Avalon

That made a lot of sense. I've tried getting into coding around 5 times in the last couple of years. Never got past the frustration stage. Let's see if the 6th time's any different. Thank you, Varun. :)

Y'all deserve so much exposure and recognition! I get to learn so much from you Varun.

I wish I had this channel when I was in college. Would have applied and tried out so many things. Nonetheless never too late to start. Keep up the great content 👍

I love how these guys put the complexity of situations in simple terms, I knew what was coding but that chai and 4 steps example made it even more clear

That was super helpful Varun! I was one of those students who did BCA but couldn't able to learn to code(even after trying multiple times). But this video has motivated me to give it a shot one more time. Let's do it!

Thank you so very much addressing almost every issue faced by a beginner .

I love your background so calm and soothing. Content always like top notch.

finally you have Mr Robot on your platform ..

A 18 year old computer science student from a tier 3 college. My college never made coding fun, rather they made us write the code as assignments which made us hate coding. And here I'm now, working with Avalon as an intern and following Varun, Shashank, Sid, Tanay, Abhinav since 2 years. Starting my coding streak today. Let me see if I can get past that frustration zone and enjoy coding.

best collab I can say Two of my favorite persons in one frame just loved it You are our #unfairAdvantage ⚡

Very great session. To the point talk . Loved it Frustration relates not just only in coding but while learning other skills also. Very well said that start with small steps and compounding will do it's magic on the fly

Compounding really works a lot in Coding. Have been experiencing this fact since a long time :))

I follow both Varun and Tanay and this is not a collab I was expecting but man am I glad to follow you! You’re making learning not just simple but less scary and that’s where I find myself always tuning into yours, Shashank’s or Avalon Meta’s pages. Really thank you for realising that it’s community which promotes growth and not necessarily a barrage of #trending information.

Amazing session Varun and Tanay sir!! Me being from the technical background is watching this video just because I am in love with the content that u are providing. Thanks a lot sir !!

One of the best videos. Gave a new perspective on coding and took the weight off! It deserves a like.

Really frustrating when you're from mechanical, you've been doing front end and starting backend

That was awsome guys......thanks for your time & Knowledge...

Woah the Collab we needed. remembered the Avalon meta days

I literally enjoy coding but I'm pcmb student.I did give neet this year and might just become a doctor in future. I STILL LOVE CODING!!!( ꈍᴗꈍ)

Collab of 2 of the best in the industry. Unfair advantage!

I'm in my early 25,and I'm in technical recruitment, we receive different JDs from our clients, earlier it did make me confused, but now I'm quite familiar with the words. I'm just curious how to do it. So just want to learn how to do it. Thanks for giving me enough courage to do that

really enjoyed this video! keep inviting guests like him

Two great guys who absolutely love what they do and is guiding us for doing something we would love to do . Thanks a lot tanay and Varun .

Thank you so much Varun bhaiya, content was so relatable for me, recently I've started learning(since last 4 months) begin with scripting languages , and currently learning JavaScript Algorithm and Data Structure, i know JS is not much hard but i was training my muscles memory to do it consistently without getting bored or as you said in video just spend a big chunk hours consistently for few months to make your brain comfortable with that specific repetitive task/activity. *Loved the Talk 🍉😊 and keep making that type of Content And also your last few series on a specific topics are astonishing, Every single video was so Valuable for a person who wants to become as you*

Wow,just amazing. I mean the video does justice to the title.But we need to appreciate the flow of conversation.Like I didn't even realise when the video finished.AND the background music too.It doesn't feel forcibly imposed.Kudos mate, premium level content here! And very truthful perspective on the topic by Tanay sir.

Thank you so much for this video man. Just a request if u can create more video like this, in same genre

I'll try using this technique for the simulation software I'm trynna learn. Starting with small and keeping it open all the time initially. Thanks for the video :) I think I could really use a copy of Pyjama profit 😅

Thanks a lot both of you. And your analogies. 😍💯🔥💪

Beautifully explained by both.

Make such video for finance also. Who have zero knowledge for finance.

Tanay sir's voice recorded part was extremely poor varun bhaiyaa plz work on voice quality too 🤗 By the way Nice content as always☑️

2 heros come together

I have the book. Though if the copy is signed, then heck yeah!

Set of instructions example is excellent now i am starting to like to code ..

Gem video, good to see you bot on one screen, you both have explained very well especially the point which Tanay said that the baby cannot talk until its 3years old and the other example gaming buttons which we need to remember in the first initial days and after some days we will be used to it, last but not the least you recommended to learn for your life and not for money and this applies to any field that the person want to learn, absolutely mind blowing video. THANK YOU TANAY AND VARUN

I am learning to code at 36 after spending years in Project Coordination roles that were totally non-tech.

What's the point of Coding with a Social Science background no one is going to hire it's like learning to invest as you said it's not worth it.

this is an eye opener for me i am an hard core gamer. But i hate programming just because i could nt remember syntax. but i m going to follow this video and going to learn the skill i hate the most. Thank you so much for the knowledge.

I think this video is made for me. I was never able to judge whether I am doing it for fun or just because it is important to code. Varun, would love a video on this topic as well. Is it okay to do something becuase it is required or you really should enjoy doing it and how to know that?

Your videos quality is amazing colourful themes and it's also looks so minimalistic yet wonderful love your videos 👌👌👌

Wow tanay pratap has collaborated with my favorite varun maya. Like 👍if you know them from when they started

I'm just getting started to learn python as of now. I'd be done with the basics soon and I can't wait to solve problems and automate things on my laptop using python.

This Guy, this guy Varun Mayya, Is one of the most Underrated persons in the Indian Content - Marketing -Startup Space. Cannot f****ing wait to see Avalon grow to heights, and more importantly the value of this channel. Also, not commenting on this for any dramas, his content seriously makes me move my ass, and start working on whatever I jotted down for my company's growth. Loads of love man would love to connect with you one day, hopefully after I get fit.

I love the way you come with unique content

Learning C language was really kinda frustrating and I'm still weak in many higher concepts but still watching this video bcz your every video imparts value. Compounding idea was really nice.😊

Thanks for this Varun❤❤❤

Varun sir and Tanay sir,what a video. Always there's a support for you all.

Well in class 12th I was so much deeply interested in scientific stuff and STEM but after that I took economics Hons. Coz I fear code and got lot of negativity related to Btech 🔥 Now in 3rd year of college after watching Amazing content of varun and many other legends, this video made it really easy to get started into code journey. Am sure now that I know it's potential, will learn code now and that'll definately help in boosting my career ✨ Grateful ❤️

Learnt so much about cooking than coding.

For a moment thought he was Mr Robot

The audio quality is not that great. individual mics would be better.

Hello Varun, Thank you for the guidance i just started my journey after dropping from my Job and good salary, i'll update in 1 yr about my journey. Wish me luck....

Follow your passion friends.... Learn to code to just know how the code really work... Don't fall for money. Money is most important thing but leaving your passion and going for money will just make your feel bad and regret later. Money is in every sector.

Insightful loved the content

Please make a video on the growing popularity of Psychology

This is the content we want @varun mayya. Coding and start up establishment etc

Although I am a commerce guy still I love to watch you❤️

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Wah 😀 Tanay bhaiya aur Varun Bhaiya ek saath . Maza aaya 🔥💙

Coding seems easier but end of the day - it's just a skill like any other. After sometime politics inevitably kick in and soon after you would want to leave coding as a job

I remember playing Dragon Ball Z Mugen Edition games like 10-12 years ago that blew my mind! Now I understand that the 'Mugen' in it was actually an engine!

Amazing example of tea related to code 😃😂

What about those people who want to learn coding or switch their careers in tech in their 30's? Should they pursue it? What would be their learning curve at that age?

I see Tanay Sir I click

Hey I got ur points ..but it seems nowadays that coding is the only career path to follow or like it's the only profession left in the world... everyone is trying to be a coder... what's ur view on that...given the fact that if people In other fields/streams start coding too.. wouldn't it be wrong...I think the market is really boomed by coding where it should be like all the profession should be equally important...not in terms of career or money only but there are other things to do in world then code..

Thanks to both of you. I really want to learn coding. Tried couple of times but seeing c++ I thought it was gibberish. Pls tell me where to start from? Idk where to start!! I learnt SAS basic 14 years back, found it easy to learn the basic in fact I loved it now, for not being in practice i totally forgot Please guide me...

Bru 🤣 I love this video because u guys mentioned the truth and way. I going to share this to my friend kekw

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Woaaaah this is Crazy 🤯🤩💙💙💙💙💙 Tanay Bhaiya❤❤

Nice collab More collab needed in different field.

Nice bro thanks cleared my mind

Holy Shit. Can't believe what Im seeing. Two legends together. Edit: If I win the best commenter title, i want a 5 min talk with you. Coz i have already read the book twice.

Awesome video . Learning coding 🤞

Keep bringing more such videos

Needed this for a long ⌛

For Varun mayya Attention word is always gold

Comlex things are complex because they are complex

uh was expecting kind of a roadmap for non techies ! but its okay

Awesome Video!

This is something premium the setup the content the tanay pratap

Super video as always

Great content🙌

*Tanay Sir should know that he looks like the elder brother of Sir Rami Malek (Hollywood Actor, James Bond villain last part)*

Happy to see tanay sir here

Eagerly waiting for the NFTs video!

Can I learn coding from mobile?

Audio quality of Tanay is not good but content is great...👍👍

Very Helpful Video

You have to learn Japanese to communicate to Japanese people. Similarly you have to learn programming to communicate to a computer. Programming is learning a new language. 😃

best one so far

Tanay sir 👏👏👏

Background music was irritating

Heyyy Varun I love your content man! ❤️

Tanay looks like an actor from Mr Robot.

Money 💰 = Value

The favourite duo 😍

Very informative video