Programmer Q&A - Answering your most interesting questions! 

Will you write any books? Also, when will you cover Qt C++ in case you think it is worth doing that on this channel?

She's so annoyed of those stupid comments

We ain't messing around! 😁🚀✨️

@@CodeBeauty your beauty brought me here. I am an AI Engineer by the way

Thank you 🥰

Thank you 🥰❤️

You're welcome @CodeBeauty, I used to watch some your C++ videos few years ago 🙃

I teach Git and GitHub in my practical programming course, it very important because all of our code is on github. I believe that all of the students use it successfully in a few days 😃

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YEP i almost spit out my drink. shes great

We all appreciate the coding and the appearance my friend but be real this kind of thumbnail have no connection with coding, and we all know why she add it. For trafficking. This channel should only be about coding, things like this thumbnail have it's own platform.

@@weil46I cannot understand your problem with the thumbnail. She just added a picture of herself. Nothing wrong with that.

@@weil46 It's totally normal clothing; I know girls who dress like this every day.

@@weil46 It's literally just a photo of her fully clothed.

@@RebellionAlpha again i have no problem with whatever she use in her thumbnail, but im just been real, this is not the first channel to do this my friend, if u see no problem that's up to u, but all i see a thumbnail have no connection with coding.

Thank you 🥰

Hey, you can always re-access the code, and when you learn the lessons, just seeing the code will be enough. We didn't have anyone who needed to watch the videos again, so that part is not made 😃👋

You are so welcome! ❤️

Thank you so much, I've been wearing Invisalign to fix some teeth issues, and moving my teeth in the adult years hurts so bad 🥲 it's very painful for me to speak and my words come out sounding weird, so you have no idea how much I appreciate your compliment about my voice. ❤️❤️

@@CodeBeauty Glad to hear that , anyways keep it up

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I'm happy to see that more and more smart girls decide to join this industry. Welcome 🥰🥰

Same here I have really been struggling in my Comp Sci course since switching from Java to C++

Join the AI arms race then.

AI coders understand codes dude. It’s because they know programming. Learning 1 language is enough to understand the syntax and formats of almost all other languages.

Thank you. This is also the best thing that has happened to me since COVID ❤️

Go for it. Learning to code will change your life. Best decision I made for sure! 🥰

Of course, you will get all the practical knowledge and experience so that you can get your dream job. If you watched any of my C++ or C# videos and you like my explanations, you're gonna love this course. Learn all of the lessons from the course and complete al ofl the tasks, and you'll see how learning programming will change your life, lkie it changed mine. 🚀✨️

@@CodeBeauty Just subscribed and started Lesson #1!

Your English is great! Thank you for commenting! 🥰🥰

@@CodeBeauty you are welcome mam 🤗

Welcome, I'm sure that the course will help you to improve your skills 🥰

Please let me know if you provide Videos or Classes in Course, i mean Online Classes

You probably spend too long in the same company, statistics say that you can get 50% more whenever you switch jobs. With that knowledge and experience, you can easily get $10k+ What I said in this video was exclusively from my work as a developer. When I published this video, I was just announcing the course and I had no idea if there would be any sales, but it's been 2 months since I launched it, and many people enrolled, I cannot complain, it is going great as well, and we're building very successful and productive community of developers. 🥰 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1DMvoapl4g8.htmlsi=3Qlf8eYfP5xv85x5 (Edit: I don't know why it puts link at the end, but in this video, I explained how much I'm earning and how I got to 20k as a developer)

Check out he course curriculum. You have to know the "beginner" and intermediate stuff from the course curriculum, and "expert" stuff will give you an advantage over all of the other candidates 😃

Thanks a lot 😊

Glad you like them! ❤️

In your place I would pick the one that I like more. For me, that's programming. People who tell you that AI will replace developers are not really good developers. There are fewer open job positions currently because we are going through an economic crisis, but the market will recover. Market always recovers, and it will be stronger than before. Now is the perfect time to prepare and learn, so when opportunities come, you can see them and seize them. Some people just like to complain, let them complain. You just be quiet and continue working. When the right time comes, your results will talk for you. 🚀✨️

Thank you so much ,I'm working hard to achieve my dream .

Of course, there are lessons that you can watch, and also tasks and exercises that will take you more time to solve. If you watch lessons and practice regularly but also have some deserved breaks on weekends, then it should take you about 6 months to complete the course. After that, you'll be able to make real apps, and you can apply for job interviews. If you already have some prior knowledge and experience, then it can be even faster. ☺️

@@CodeBeauty thanks for the reply Saldina. Look forward to starting the course in between certifications.

Welcome back 🥰

If you are dedicated, you can finish it in 6 months and start taking job interviews and building real applications 🥰

@@CodeBeauty So in 3 or 6 months how much will it cost ?

Exclusively from my programming job and it is USD currency. This is 20k/month before taxes, but in my country, taxes are 10% and you can also write off a lot of things before you pay taxes, so for me it ends up being like 5% in tax. If you plan to open a big company, I believe that the rules are different, but for small companies like mine it's perfect. Thank you for the kind words 🥰

5% tax? What country do you live in, Its like 35% where I live

@@CodeBeauty I pay 40% tax in the UK

gracias 🥰

Yesterday, I counted 59 questions about OF across my social media 🤦‍♀️ I can hande it no problem, I'm almost 30 and I know my value, I've invested a lot of time in building the life that I have now and that is beneficial for the sociaty and myself. Your daughter has you as a path to follow, but what are other young girls going to do, girls who have no experience and no one to teach them. I can only imagine how this would affect them... I wish more girls would see my video and understand that they can be very happy and successful as programmers, earn good money, have freedom, sleep peacefully, and wake up inspired and excited about the things they do 🥰

@CodeBeauty perfect answer 🙂 it tells already a lot about your value as a human being, you really can proud of what you've already accomplished so far 🙂👍👌

Hey, you can find all the details here: www.codebeautyacademy.com

If you start today and give your best, you should be ready to start taking job interviews in 6 months 😊

Thank you!

Pass by value makes a copy of the variable, pass by reference alters the original variable

Nope, you re welcome to watch the video. People like you are the reason why I make all of my RU-vid programming tutorials 😊

Honestly, I feel like interviewers are just lazy. I've been on plenty of interviews myself, and I always criticize my colleagues who ask textbook questions just because they're too lazy to really try and understand the background and experience that the candidate has. I will try to understand the candidate first and then ask questions like: please explain how would you implement multilingual app, give an example of how you used repository pattern, give me an exampe of when you implemented some parallel processing techniques and how you did it, you page is loading for too long - what do you do, what do you check, explain how you'd approach solving that problem, have you ever done large codebase refactoring and what were biggest challenges, etc. It depends very much on the experience level and background of the candidate, but I feel like a lot of programmers who are doing the interviews are way too lazy and uninterested, unfortunately, so they just end up asking most common interview questions about DSA, OOP, SOLID principles, etc.

Nope, I enjoy what I'm going very much, but my tempo is still wild, I work a lot, and I dont sleep very much. You'll see very often in my videos that they are filmed at 3-4 am. 🤷‍♀️ I'll always work because I enjoy it, but it will be much less time, probably 3-4 hrs of deep focus work per day. 🥰 The rest of the time I want to be with my family, in the gym, I also enjoy cooking very much even though it is not popular to say it nowadays, I want to watch movies and travel also, I want to have the best health insurance for me and my family... the normal stuff 😊

@@CodeBeauty Oh, now I get it. When you talked about the 5-year retirement plan, that was about getting rid of the long work hours, not the job you are currently doing. I couldn't agree more. I especially think longer work hours kill creativity and cause slavery.

Go for it. Learning to code will change your life! 🥰

Hahahaha 😁😁

same reaction

I mean, they're 🐈 divas, they better start paying for their food, rent, treats, toys, manicure... 😁😅

Thank you, that is the biggest compliment 🥰❤️

My eyesight is not that bad, I can function in everyday life without glasses, but very often, I code for 8+ hours, so if I don't wear glasses, I feel pressure in my forehead 🤓🤷‍♀️

If you understand English, then absolutely yes! 😊

@@CodeBeauty Ok, ty! Your videos in RU-vid for beginners are amazing. I definitely learn more with you than my college professors 🙏

True. But also depends on person.. varying talent, intelligence, interest etc.

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It's possible. I needed my degree only at the beginning because I didn't have experience, so companies asked for a degree, later noone ever asked for my degree. So basically, I needed a degree to get a job that pays $400 per month, but after I gained experience and skills of solving complex problems, companies would pay me as much as $20k per month and never asked about my degree 😁

@@CodeBeauty now how to get a job initially without a degree? Where does the experience come from

It can be tough though, if your experience is above >3 years then you can have the opportunity, before that you can only work as a worker to grow your dream and spend time joining some contests to enhance your skill. Because the people in University, already have 4 years of experience then. The employer will evaluate you through your individual project, how big that project is, and what experience through that project. You choose not to go to college which means you have to learn harder than usual, that facts

Very powerful and versatile. Honestly I don't see much difference between Java and C# I used to work in Java a few years back, currently I work in C# and whenever I have to pick between C# and Java projects, I pick based on the team and people that I'll be working with and not the language. 🥰

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Hahahaha, did you reveal your secret 😁😁

I had 59 questions about onlyfans across my social media the day before I published this video 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

Hahahahah 😁🥰🚀✨️

Wait till you start building app that will be used in real situations. My experience with first app was panick about deployment and installation.

I mean, the real viewers always knew what the answer to OF question is going to be 😁🥰

Yes, absolutely, I'll make those videos with practical examples 😃