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If I had any days to learn how to code with AI, this is what I would do. First, I would start with the fundamentals of coding itself. Stuff like your loops, variables, types, if statements, object-oriented programming, and APIs. And for this, you can not go wrong with Harvard's CS50. It takes you through everything in Python, which is the easiest coding language for beginners. But in the world of AI, TypeScript is the most common and sought-after coding language. So after I got the programming fundamentals down, I would go to this YouTube video by FreeCodeCamp to learn it. Then it's time to actually build something. So go to this website called Full Stack Open to ramp up your knowledge and then do the entirety of the Oden project using AI to teach yourself the difference between their older JavaScript solutions and more current TypeScript ones. Finally, it's time to start actually building out projects. So go to Project-Based Learning GitHub, select JavaScript and build up projects for your resume. One that got me my Amazon job was a mobile app built with React Native and Xperia Go used by thousands of students at my university. So save this video and follow for more.

If I had any days to learn how to code with AI, this is what I would do. First, I would start with the fundamentals of coding itself. Stuff like your loops, va…