All language subtitles for 9. How to get the most out of this course

In this lecture, we will learn how you can get the most out of this course.

Now that you have purchased a very long course, it is important that you get the absolute most out

of it, absorbing the information like a sponge, soaking up all of the details.

How you take this course is up to a few factors.

You see short programming, experience your goals and what you want to do with the knowledge you're

learning style.

If you're one hundred percent new to programming or to see short programming, then I highly suggest

that you start at the very beginning and work through the course section by section.

Think of a course like a book.

If you have never read the book before, then you read the book cover to cover from start to finish.

If you were a C sharp programmer with intermediate experience, for example, someone that has built

a unity game or two or taken another course on C sharp programming, then you might not need the information

from the first few seconds of the course.

Look through the video descriptions and start wherever you feel like you don't know about a particular

topic.

One piece of advice is that even intermediate C sharp coders may find my basic videos, fill in some

gaps of knowledge.

So watching the earlier sections may give you an additional knowledge gem or two about C short programming

that you might not know if you're in advanced C sharp coder preparing for an interview.

Then I suggest you jump to section thirty four, take the quizzes and tests and then focus on the seconds

that teach the material that you are weak on based on the test results.

When I assembled this enormous course, I packed it with information for beginners, intermediate and

advanced programmers.

I added information for people who want to work with databases and see sharp people that want to program

machine learning applications and aspiring game developers.

I packed this course full of practice resources, quizzes and the test to prepare the college computer

science student that is studying for a coding exam.

Hobbyists that want to create apps and games.

And for the programmer looking to ace their technical interviews and land their dream job.

Also, don't think that you need to watch each video once and get the certificate of completion.

And that's it.

Sometimes it may take watching the tricky video two or three times to fully understand the material.

Don't be afraid to study the material and then go back over more difficult areas.

Once you've built up more experience, your learning style plays an important role in how you take the

course.

Some of your visual learners and will benefit from drawing diagrams, of course, info and watching

the videos.

Others like myself or note takers that will be pausing the video at intervals to jot some notes down

into a notepad.

It all depends on how you learn and what works for you.

In summary, don't feel pressured or overwhelmed to watch every second of this course.

Instead, either watch it section by section or choose the parts of the course that are tailored to

your goals, interests and needs in the next lecture.

We will learn tips for becoming the best seashore programmer that you can be.