Why Programming Is Important?

This is so cool. I'm 28, a college dropout, currently working in SaaS sales, but there's this curiosity to learn the real stuff. The stuff that allows you to be at the forefront of it all, to create things with value and help change the world in small (and some not-so-small) ways. If I don't learn it now, I won't ever learn it. Should I make the jump?

im trying to find the full length of this video. i remember that there is a animation of this.

helloWorld(“print”)

First watched this video in high school when I was learning to code. Starting my internship at Amazon in 10 days.

Watching this in 2023 feels different.

Yo vi este video con 12-13 años y ahora soy cientifico de la computacion

When I was 12 my favorite game was coding new themes for tumblr (only the basic of HTML and CSS). At that time I didn't realize it could be a real profission... Now I'm 23, finishing architecture college and wondering how would it be like if I back coding and really study about it.

What’s this from?

Let's get started..... IT'S NEVER TOO LATE

I remember watching this in like 2014!

Where can I get a full video or original video of this? 😊

Programming can give people a sense of satisfaction knowing that they've created something big.

Gorgeous video, thanks for introduction us into the theme! Everything said in it is a true for sure. I believe the most real thing in the clip is a fact, that if you want to learn programming, you need to have determination, in another case you won't pass the studying until the end, you will drop on a half way.

"You don't need to be a genius to code, you need to be determined."

Boom!

Yo bill gates same to you I got Access to computer when I was 13teen and yead did the same thing
Working on tic tac toe

Yes!

So programming is important because you can get a job working at a place where you can play video games, get a free breakfast and lunch and work in a comfy chair instead of a office desk chair?? Schweeeeet

I have coded for 6 years and never used the multiplication table. Your fucking idiot. Don’t listen to this bitches. Coding is hard, and you probably will die 10 years earlier. Because of the amount of thinking that goes into it.

I watch this video everyday.

This was the video that made me decide to become a Software Engineer. I saw this video my sophomore year of High School. Now, 6 years later, Im grinding out a multi-threaded, server/client based program with a GUI that I designed for a school project. 1 year away from graduation, I'm taking a 5 minute break to watch this again for the nostalgia filled smiles. Time really does fly :)

Fun fact: All of those big company founders and creators are actors only. The world is a stage. Bill never programmed. Mark has no idea on coding websites. Elon doesn't know how to get to space - because there is no space. Jeff never sold books. Freemasonry, nothing more, nothing less. Show me footage of them doing what they say. All actors. Liars. But rich liars.

I watched this in 2014 and 8 years later I can proudly say that with hard work and enormous effort I had put into coding and studying computer science for 8 years straight, no breaks, I coded my first program called:






Hello World!

Yes

not me questioning if I really wanna be a coder then I watch this and am like yeah, this is the one

Humble beginnings for young Zuck pre Facebook, from simple programmes for his sisters to hacking girl's school photos and letting frat boys choose who's hotter

Didnt expect chris bodh there lol. Bruh then theres will i am loool

Just remember that when you are struggling over something while learning to code it means that your brain is changing itself to become more optimized for this kind of work. No pain no gain saying is very true in this field. Just don't burnout

Just remember that when you are struggling over something while learning to code it means that your brain is changing itself to become more optimized for this kind of work. No pain no gain saying is very true in this field. Just don't burnout

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I'm starting with c ,is it right??

Can u give music of first content

Thank you so much This video has developed my self confidence to learn coading 🔥🔥🔥

Let me ask you all genius people. Programming is awesome. It automates lots of things. It brings us tons of convenience. That's something we didn't have in the past. The question is does programming, or convenience, really make us happy? It cuts off human interaction. Humans become happy when they talk with actual people, not robots. That's something we have in instinct as animals. Programming has created game, Facebook, Instagram etc. Playing game really makes you happy? Seeing some pictures on Instagram really make you happy? People check on Instagram and see the pictures and companies make use of social media for marketing. We see the posts and the posts make us feel like I need to have that for better life. It just increases our want. It never ends because we keep seeing them over and over everyday. Finally, it just makes us unhappier because desire never gets satisfied. Humans become unhappy when desire is not filled. Do you still wanna recommend all of us to learn programming? "Everyone in this country should learn how to program" by Steve Jobs. This quote is extremely terrible. Don't ever do that. It totally ruins our life.

we watched this video in computer science class

Great video, Thanks 😊.

Hire me man I'm home to write code.
(Please don't )

I am programmer but feel nothing I done ..

I wonder if some of my classmates are here down in the comment section :D

ok, well,im going to learn this now. Danke und bis später 👋😁

cool

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Today- Oct 21 2021

Is coddling usable to read monitor data and organise them according to preference?

Hace 5 años ví este video y me inspire solo quiero decirle a mi yo del pasado que ya eres un gran programador

These shits really know how to code. Fuckin cracks.

I have gone through coding classes; Java, PHP, HTML, etc. but once I learn it, I don't know what to do next. I don't know how to get to the next level so I end up forgetting what I've learned. I think we're missing a bridge between learning and applying that is causing the shortage of programmers. Any suggestions?

That song is litrally a copy of Dance Yrself Clean of LCD Soundsystem