@Shambhavi Chaudhary how could I help you? PS: I just saw my comment, it should be "I'm studying software engineering" rather than "I'm a software engineer". Anyway, I'm a 2nd year CSE undergrad student, and I would love to help you, in case I could.
@Shambhavi Chaudhary first of all when it comes to learning coding basics, it doesn't matter much which language you choose to start from - Python (easy to learn, bcz of huge inbuilt functionalities), Java (will take a little time to learn, and will clear out most of the basic programming concepts, variety of use) and C++ (this also would take time to learn, but used mostly in competitions). Long story short, I would suggest you to learn Java. And as far me as the resources is concerned, I don't prefer reading books, rather search on RUclips, and you'll find some 4-6 hours of Java Tutorial videos, that would give you a perfect start.
Now I am 15 y/o and I have been coding since age 10. I have taught my self Java, C++, Python, JavaScript, CSS and HTML and I just want to say coding is easier if you think it is easy all you need is to be logical.
@@veileddoctor Learn by your self. I learned python at age 8, Then learned Javascript, Now you will have tons of nollege for coding, now you can learn aton of programming langues
My brother is just 12 years old but he has a craze to learn coding. I am happy that he is learning coding from moonpreneur, USA at such a young age…Can't wait to see him growing in this field!!
Isn't it just amazing how this kid is technically intelligent?,Big shout out from me here at Kenya and a real python guru and currently horning my java script skills.
I see more the wisdom and adaptability of childhood and a particularly wise and adaptable child. With the knowledge abundant in modern times, some kids are in fact wiser than their elders.
😮. You are such an inspiration. You speak with confidence and you are a fun smart boy. My son is 7 and he is learning how to code. Thank you for inspiring us.
Krish you are really an inspiration for all of us I am 7 years old and started learning basics of coding with some in python, HTML, CSS for now. I started a little endeavour to teach the same to my friends through my channel ;)
This is an amazing thing, that our technology is going to develope so much in next 10yrs than it has developed in previous 5 decades, really I think that kids should be taught computers from their early childhood, because who knows one day they could be a inventor of tech company......
I have been programming seince i was 5. I could have done way more than this kid at his age, but this kid is just better than me in connections. He was able to talk his way onto TedX. Amazing networking skills. That is a way more useful skill than programming.
hello maam I saw ur video on ur channel about python.I really quite liked ur video it's simple but I haven't watched the whole sries.After watching this I also felt like he [krish] is really an inspiration.And I am going to read the book u mentioned about lawyer reshma.BTW,love from india.
I enrolled my kid today to a coding class, then after attending the class with her, I decided to do a little more research on coding. Insightful video, coincidentally, you mention my country 3:48
I started at 11 years old with Mallard BASIC on an Amstrad PCW with CP/M. Now I try to teach my 8 year old daughter. I think coding should be learned by children. Programming changed my life.
LowCode frameworks coupled with drag-and-drop can make it far more easier for most people to create any type of software which also prevent every typos.
@@destiny_02 But... there's no need to write any code to create the type of app we want... and can even efficiently write 1000 lines of code a second without any errors just by saying what exactly what we want it to do. Not sure what there is to disagree about unless you can manually type 1000 words a second without any error.
@@ThankYouESM there is a reason why all apps are not made using lowcode drag and drop. Because it lacks flexibility. Your app will be a generic and won't have any uniqueness. Also you can't make them do specific purposes (eg. decode a custom video format or create a bitcoin miner). They are just too generic and also lack the ability to be manually optimized, so will always be slower than a handwritten version;
My parents don't support me. They always say stop these things. I am python programmer at age of 14 and i love computer but I have 10 year old low end laptop. I demand for new computer but they said no. They always say get good grades. - from India
M also from India, u are lucky that u go to school, computer is a small thing, life is much more then that, don't be depressed boii, Just believe in yourself, good luck😊
Same here. I told my parents about computer learning in class 6 but they refused and they supported me to learn computer basics in class 10 and now I wanna learn coding but they are not supporting. They are saying nothing can be achieved by it. And I need a computer and want to start learning coding but they will never support me I know
@@archanarajatarora parents think that people learn computer only for job. They think we have to learn ms office, tally etc to get a job in a big shop or mall. They don't know about coding.
I just found a minimalistic C++ 3D Game Engine as a single text file which I plan to soon add other text files that to do what is far more complicated such as texture mapping mainly for Android. What I most likely will also feature is a Python framework to prevent syntax errors from very much slowing down our productivity.
Python course for kids One to one class Twice a week lectures for one hour each 15 hours in just 2000 INR Syllabus of course :- ### Introduction to Python - **What is Python?**: Understanding what programming languages are and the role of Python. - **Why Python?**: Discussing the advantages of Python, its ease of use, and its applications. ### Environment Setup - **Installing Python**: Guide through the installation process of Python and setting up the development environment. - **Hello, World!**: Writing the first Python program to print "Hello, World!". ### Basic Concepts - **Variables and Data Types**: Learning about numbers, strings, and boolean values. - **Operators**: Introduction to arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators. ### Control Structures - **Conditional Statements**: Using `if`, `elif`, and `else` to make decisions. - **Loops**: Understanding `for` and `while` loops to repeat tasks. ### Functions - **Defining Functions**: Creating reusable code blocks with functions. - **Parameters and Return Values**: Passing data to functions and getting results back. ### Data Collections - **Lists and Tuples**: Managing ordered collections of items. - **Dictionaries**: Working with key-value pairs. ### Mini-Projects - **Calculator**: Building a simple calculator to perform basic operations. - **Story Generator**: Creating a program that generates random stories. - **Guess the Number**: Developing a game where the computer picks a number, and the user has to guess it. ### Advanced Topics (Optional) - **File Handling**: Reading from and writing to files. - **Modules**: Using Python libraries to extend functionality. ### Final Project - **Student's Choice**: Encouraging students to apply what they've learned by building a project of their own interest. This course Incorporates plenty of exercises, quizzes, and small projects that allow kids to apply the concepts they learn immediately. Contact Aayush WhatsApp +918983815684
So I'm upstairs and heard my children watching pointless tv shows. I hacked the tv downstairs and they're forced to watch this video because I'm controlling the TV from upstairs. 😜
Hi krish good job My son is six year old I want he also learn coding and programming so how can he start can you suggested book ,video and telling how can you start i wait your reply
Well, I would recommend that you look at Codecademy, or look at RUclips channels. For pretty much everything, you can check out thenewboston on RUclips, and you can look for more specific channels for certain languages.
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I'm a software engineer, I watched this talk just to get some inspiration, and indeed I have some now.
@Shambhavi Chaudhary how could I help you? PS: I just saw my comment, it should be "I'm studying software engineering" rather than "I'm a software engineer". Anyway, I'm a 2nd year CSE undergrad student, and I would love to help you, in case I could.
@Shambhavi Chaudhary first of all when it comes to learning coding basics, it doesn't matter much which language you choose to start from - Python (easy to learn, bcz of huge inbuilt functionalities), Java (will take a little time to learn, and will clear out most of the basic programming concepts, variety of use) and C++ (this also would take time to learn, but used mostly in competitions). Long story short, I would suggest you to learn Java. And as far me as the resources is concerned, I don't prefer reading books, rather search on RUclips, and you'll find some 4-6 hours of Java Tutorial videos, that would give you a perfect start.
@Shambhavi Chaudhary hope this clears up your doubts, in case you need any help, feel free to ask
@Shambhavi Chaudhary my pleasure
@Shambhavi Chaudhary yeah give it a shot, though it's not much of programming, but it will create your interest in the programming.
Now I am 15 y/o and I have been coding since age 10. I have taught my self Java, C++, Python, JavaScript, CSS and HTML and I just want to say coding is easier if you think it is easy all you need is to be logical.
Hey , what resources did you use . M dying to learn to code !
@@veileddoctor Learn by your self. I learned python at age 8, Then learned Javascript, Now you will have tons of nollege for coding, now you can learn aton of programming langues
I am also coding from age 11
@@kutties-vlogger1775 m78889080000000000522985578gfggh .
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I'm coding since 31 lol
My brother is just 12 years old but he has a craze to learn coding. I am happy that he is learning coding from moonpreneur, USA at such a young age…Can't wait to see him growing in this field!!
Isn't it just amazing how this kid is technically intelligent?,Big shout out from me here at Kenya and a real python guru and currently horning my java script skills.
Hi Wycliffe, In Kenya starting out on Python at age of 43.
The child is smarter than the adults lol
Often the case, nowadays especially. That's the gift of man; in childhood, we can learn ourselves out of the mistakes of our elders.
Totally man
@ANIME LOVER amzing
So will I because I’m high
I see good parenting.
and probably high IQ genes from parents
I see more the wisdom and adaptability of childhood and a particularly wise and adaptable child. With the knowledge abundant in modern times, some kids are in fact wiser than their elders.
@@tinobemellow well said.
@@jamshedfbc thank you. Glad to hear someone agrees.
Yes
😮. You are such an inspiration. You speak with confidence and you are a fun smart boy. My son is 7 and he is learning how to code. Thank you for inspiring us.
Krish you are really an inspiration for all of us I am 7 years old and started learning basics of coding with some in python, HTML, CSS for now. I started a little endeavour to teach the same to my friends through my channel ;)
Wow ur smarter than many teens lmao
OMG I love this kid!!!
Love this! So glad my kids are learning to play while playing Terminal Two's learn to code video games!
This is an amazing thing, that our technology is going to develope so much in next 10yrs than it has developed in previous 5 decades,
really I think that kids should be taught computers from their early childhood, because who knows one day they could be a inventor of tech company......
True
Probably flying and invisible cars and doraemons pocket😜😜😁
I have been programming seince i was 5. I could have done way more than this kid at his age, but this kid is just better than me in connections. He was able to talk his way onto TedX. Amazing networking skills. That is a way more useful skill than programming.
Great talk!! Coding is the future for the kids. It also develops problem-solving skills for kids.
Wow Krish, you are an inspiration for kids like me. I am 10 years old, now in 4th grade. I am learning the basic concepts of programming as well.
noon
Well hi
My brother is ???? ???
This is the best online coding platform for kids to learn coding. so let's start your coding journey.
hello maam I saw ur video on ur channel about python.I really quite liked ur video it's simple but I haven't watched the whole sries.After watching this I also felt like he [krish] is really an inspiration.And I am going to read the book u mentioned about lawyer reshma.BTW,love from india.
Great presentation, I love that! I hope to speak with confidence like you one day.
I enrolled my kid today to a coding class, then after attending the class with her, I decided to do a little more research on coding. Insightful video, coincidentally, you mention my country 3:48
So inspiring I’ll learn to code now. thanks Krish!!
You're welcome
Daaymnn..Krish I'm gonna stop anime and start coding after this man!!! Respect +
@@shiken69420 I watch anime and code
@@ntc1000 good for u ..
@@shiken69420 No I'm just saying that you can do both
You are the smartest kid how tell me your ways kid pls
By now, he'd be getting ready for college. Regardless of which he picks, I'm sure he'll get accepted.
the star was borned
I started at 11 years old with Mallard BASIC on an Amstrad PCW with CP/M. Now I try to teach my 8 year old daughter. I think coding should be learned by children. Programming changed my life.
ubbu is a great resource for kids this age
I loved my childhood I never regret it after watching this video
Hi! I'm a kid coder too. I started when I was 8 years old.
This kid is a visionary
My dad made me watch this when I was watching fortnite
did you catch a dub?
@@KrishMehra364 r u actually the guy in the vid?
Ishaan Singh yes
@@KrishMehra364 U got discord?
@@KrishMehra364 have u been working on any new projects?
LowCode frameworks coupled with drag-and-drop can make it far more easier for most people to create any type of software which also prevent every typos.
Let's agree to disagree...
@@destiny_02 But... there's no need to write any code to create the type of app we want... and can even efficiently write 1000 lines of code a second without any errors just by saying what exactly what we want it to do. Not sure what there is to disagree about unless you can manually type 1000 words a second without any error.
@@ThankYouESM there is a reason why all apps are not made using lowcode drag and drop. Because it lacks flexibility. Your app will be a generic and won't have any uniqueness. Also you can't make them do specific purposes (eg. decode a custom video format or create a bitcoin miner). They are just too generic and also lack the ability to be manually optimized, so will always be slower than a handwritten version;
Love this video
Super inspired by this kid!!
Beautiful kid for pretty wonder technology.
in Kenya it is becoming a hobby
My parents don't support me. They always say stop these things. I am python programmer at age of 14 and i love computer but I have 10 year old low end laptop. I demand for new computer but they said no. They always say get good grades. - from India
M also from India, u are lucky that u go to school, computer is a small thing, life is much more then that, don't be depressed boii,
Just believe in yourself, good luck😊
Same here. I told my parents about computer learning in class 6 but they refused and they supported me to learn computer basics in class 10 and now I wanna learn coding but they are not supporting. They are saying nothing can be achieved by it. And I need a computer and want to start learning coding but they will never support me I know
@@archanarajatarora you are saying right but what to do in this case and I know my dream will remain only a dream. 😂😂😂😂
@@archanarajatarora parents think that people learn computer only for job. They think we have to learn ms office, tally etc to get a job in a big shop or mall. They don't know about coding.
Same here 😔😔
Thank you
well, im here because my mom told me to watch this for online classes. she signed me up for coding.
From where are you learning coding?
My teacher told me to watch this for online classes.
Me too 😂
I just found a minimalistic C++ 3D Game Engine as a single text file which I plan to soon add other text files that to do what is far more complicated such as texture mapping mainly for Android. What I most likely will also feature is a Python framework to prevent syntax errors from very much slowing down our productivity.
Showing this to my son. :) I want him to learn to code.
Dont give the little boy the coding apps that use blocks and call it "coding". Let him learn real coding, LINE coding.
I agree, I am 11 and I find LINE coding quite easy. I mean, who needs scratch?
Hey let him play gta
Great drr .. in this age👍👍👍👏👏
Python course for kids
One to one class
Twice a week lectures for one hour each
15 hours in just 2000 INR Syllabus of course :-
### Introduction to Python
- **What is Python?**: Understanding what programming languages are and the role of Python.
- **Why Python?**: Discussing the advantages of Python, its ease of use, and its applications.
### Environment Setup
- **Installing Python**: Guide through the installation process of Python and setting up the development environment.
- **Hello, World!**: Writing the first Python program to print "Hello, World!".
### Basic Concepts
- **Variables and Data Types**: Learning about numbers, strings, and boolean values.
- **Operators**: Introduction to arithmetic, assignment, comparison, and logical operators.
### Control Structures
- **Conditional Statements**: Using `if`, `elif`, and `else` to make decisions.
- **Loops**: Understanding `for` and `while` loops to repeat tasks.
### Functions
- **Defining Functions**: Creating reusable code blocks with functions.
- **Parameters and Return Values**: Passing data to functions and getting results back.
### Data Collections
- **Lists and Tuples**: Managing ordered collections of items.
- **Dictionaries**: Working with key-value pairs.
### Mini-Projects
- **Calculator**: Building a simple calculator to perform basic operations.
- **Story Generator**: Creating a program that generates random stories.
- **Guess the Number**: Developing a game where the computer picks a number, and the user has to guess it.
### Advanced Topics (Optional)
- **File Handling**: Reading from and writing to files.
- **Modules**: Using Python libraries to extend functionality.
### Final Project
- **Student's Choice**: Encouraging students to apply what they've learned by building a project of their own interest.
This course Incorporates plenty of exercises, quizzes, and small projects that allow kids to apply the concepts they learn immediately.
Contact Aayush
WhatsApp +918983815684
Great presentation! Inspirational.
Inspiring!
He is probably the real version of young shelton
This dude goes to my school
He’s actually on my bus right now
Hes a freshie 😳
nice, you should learn to code with him
what is ur profile pic name
@@raahimhadi4905 what is your profile pic name
Inspiring to all kids
Great video
So I'm upstairs and heard my children watching pointless tv shows. I hacked the tv downstairs and they're forced to watch this video because I'm controlling the TV from upstairs. 😜
Hawa D Firstlady oh so you clicked the chrome cast button?
Ryan dedl lmao true
lol this made me laugh. Good for you mama!
Good parenting ngl
By hacked you mean clicked a few buttons can casted it
This kid can make a app while I cant even pass section 6 on Minecraft hour of code;-;.
omg lol need help??
great talk!!!
I say "with xcode"!!!
That is good . OMG l like this
kid.
We need other vedioes of this kid
He goes to my school :)
your a lier he those not go to your school
How do u know 11earth12
11earth12 hes on my bus right now
My granddaughter Eknoor started coding at 6 years of age, now she is 7. It was her 7th birthday gift from me to her. She is doing it from WhitehatJr
He ls cool
Hi krish good job
My son is six year old I want he also learn coding and programming so how can he start can you suggested book ,video and telling how can you start i wait your reply
Well, I would recommend that you look at Codecademy, or look at RUclips channels. For pretty much everything, you can check out thenewboston on RUclips, and you can look for more specific channels for certain languages.
@@KrishMehra364 have you learned coding just with the help of internet?Means your all problems get solved there?
How. Can I follow him is he in any social media
you can join me on google clases
that is dume
Still i am playing subwaysufers😂
Thanks bro iam to 11
His is in colege right now
I uses scaratch
Nice! I recommend moving into python next, I have some python tutorials on my RUclips channel!
Anyone else watching this for school?
Yesssss
@@maceymatthews1144Notre dame ppl reply
What this kid doing now? Does anybody knows ?
I hate when my family compares mehhhhh😭😂😂😂😂😂
Each person is born with different skills and Abilities and their own passion , We all grow different tress also so their is no comparison between the sun and the moon , when their time will come they will SHINE >>>>>>>
Nice
bro got unmatched rizz
This kid is superb but less smarter than my nephew specially the way he speaks!
i'ma a C++ programmer making game mods iam currently 11 years old
i wish i could do coding i try using scratch
interesting
👍
Cute
My brother is ????????????????
kinda cool, but i wouldn't learn coding.
maybe i don't like staring at screens, maybe i like guitar
but yeah, it's kinda cool
I'm 8 and I can code...
Cool
So this is where WhiteHat Jr got their idea from.
I am 11 years old high school students and also do programming
Grownup at 10, don't know if that is a good evolution.
Lol just a regular unity game I have made so many where is my Ted talk
Doesn’t he resemble Alex Turner??
White hat Jr
This is the same thing like I heard: made by gamers for gamers
As an 11 year old, sometimes my parents make me go outside when I want to code more.
Camp k12
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Couldn't understand any thin
Are you Indian
I appreciate that he's done what he's done, but as a speaker, it's a kid and a gimmick. It's like hearing someone just read words with 0 relatability.
My exact sentiments.
Why is the quality so bad?
cant you see the release date?
@@proloycodes 1923 right?
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