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So now that you learned what's inside this course a whole lot

as you can see, let me explain to you how you can get the most out of this course because this is really

important to me,

I want to make sure that you learned a lot.

Now obviously you want to watch the videos,

now that seems pretty obvious but this is a video on-demand course.

Watch the videos at your speed,

this is really important.

You can use the playback controls here on Udemy to finetune the speed, speed me up if I'm going

too slow, reduce the speed a bit if I'm going too fast,

also make sure to occasionally jump back to older sections or videos.

This is a normal process in learning,

sometimes you need to reiterate concepts you learned before, you want to use that on-demand nature

of the course.

You don't have to go at the speed I'm going, you don't have to go lecture by lecture and then never go back,

use the tools you got here, use the course to its fullest potential and use the on-demand nature. In

this course,

we will also build projects and you will find a lot of exercises and assignments.

I encourage you to do these, of course you can also just watch me code and just watch my solutions to

the assignments

but you will learn way more if you try to solve these things on your own

and if you actively code along. Now

one important note for this is of course that you want to do that also at your speed and by

well of course also following along the videos but also make sure to Google for problems if you hit

any,

not because I don't want to help you, I will help you if you need help but because this makes you a better

learner. You need to be able to solve your problems on your own

and I see too many students who have to ask first, research later mentality and this is not really that

great for you,

this makes me learn it better because I get challenged a lot which is great

but you should learn more ultimately.

So definitely try to solve your problems on your own,

it will help you a lot.

Also use all the course resources you find in there,

that's not just the videos,

that's also the attached source code which you find attached to the last lecture of each module which

you can use to compare to your code if you're facing any problems

and again this is a great way of solving problems on your own by comparing the solutions and finding

out what went wrong on your own.

So use all these resources,

also make sure to use the additional links I occasionally post in some lectures where you can research

a bit more about certain topics and dive a bit deeper in cases where you're interested in that topic.

Now last but not least, this course like all Udemy courses has a Q & A section,

you can post questions, on every video

there is a Q & A button at the bottom of the video or in the course dashboard, the general Q & A section

and you can search there,

make sure to also search to Q & A before you post, often a question has already been answered

but you can also post there if you got a question.

Now the thing about asking is asking is easy, answering is hard,

so try helping

others too. Take this opportunity of answering to questions of other students, simply because you again

get challenged

and if you're wrong, that doesn't matter, you'll be corrected and you'll learn again but you will learn

so much by being forced to think about a problem,

articulate a solution and best of all,

you also help students. So help each other,

I will also help you of course but if you do all these things, you'll get a lot out of this course, promised.

But with that, let's leave this first module and continue with the course.