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These are five coding tips I kill to tell my 18 year old self. Coding is very hard at first. It's so easy to get discouraged and give up. But honestly, after hours of coding projects, we code, work, it kind of clicks all of a sudden and that's when coding actually becomes fun. Do not just learn how to code. Your computer science classes won't teach you what you actually need to get a job. Spend time learning the relevant skills like CICD, system design, and you will actually be able to get a job. Soffering, doing interviews are actually harder than the job itself. For this, master the blind 75 because big tech companies reuse questions all the time. Then Abdul Bari, Michael Sample and Neat Code on YouTube will be your best friends. Number four is project learning Do not get stuck in tutorial hell the single best way to learn how to code is by actually building out your own products with your own hands from scratch Pick a problem that you want solved in your own life and build a solution that will solve it alright and finally do everything in your power to land an internship the easiest way into a six-figure job through a return offer. You only have one or two interview rounds compared to the four to six for new goggles. Network, pretend your career fairs, go to HACA Thoughts. Do everything in your power to land that first internship.

These are five coding tips I kill to tell my 18 year old self. Coding is very hard at first. It's so easy to get discouraged and give up. But honestly, after h…