Tim: Congratulations on getting
to the last video in the Beginning C++ course.
It's a huge course, so it's a huge achievement.
Congratulations for finishing the course!
This video is designed to show you how to get
some free valuable programming information
into your hands today.
Firstly, I wanna talk about the course slides.
We're making these available for download.
There's a huge amount of slides comprising 600+ pages.
You'll get access to those for free,
and I'll tell you how in this video.
Secondly, I'm gonna point you
to another course (pencil scratches)
about learning to code.
This one's on YouTube.
It's different to the courses
that I and Frank have been producing on Udemy,
'cause it's designed to help you understand
how programming works
by showing how computers work under the hood.
So I'm talking right down to circuits and switches,
how the hardware works,
and how computers use binary
and talk in only one language, machine code,
things of that nature
which you wouldn't normally learn in a particular course.
And that course is designed
to teach you that information
from a perspective of a programmer.
And it's gonna help make you a better programmer long-term,
'cause you'll understand more fully how things work
at a hardware level when you're typing in your source code.
I'm also giving you free access
to my programmer's guide in e-book format.
Now that e-book goes into detail answering
some very common questions that come up
through your programming career.
And you'll also get a hundred related videos,
which will go into more detail answering those questions.
The e-book and videos collectively answer pretty well
all the important questions,
certainly the majority of them relating
to programming careers.
And as an example of some
of the sample questions that I'll answer,
"How long does it take to become a developer?
"Do you need a degree to make it as a developer?
"What's the number one skill you need to have
"to succeed as a programmer?
"Are you too old to become a programmer?"
And one other one, "Do you need to be good at math
"to succeed as a programmer?"
That's just a sample of some of the questions.
There's over a hundred more,
I believe there's 106 videos,
as of the date I'm recording this video in July, 2021,
so you get all the answers to those questions.
And lastly, because I know this video is dragging on a bit,
the "Learn Programming Academy" channel has 50+
other courses here on Udemy.
So I'm gonna give you the information
in a bit of a summary format
on what each of those courses are all about,
but also with the big discount links
so you can get them at the best possible price as well.
All right, so how do you access all this free material?
All you need to do is download the e-book
that's right in this lecture
that you're watching right now.
You need to be logged into a computer,
it probably won't show up if you're on a tablet or a phone,
so log into a computer.
Then you click on the resources
that you can see on-screen now on this particular lecture
and click on the bonus PDF, which you can see.
Open it up.
It's got everything you need to access all the information
that I've talked about here in this video.
If there's any issues downloading the PDF,
contact me on Udemy and I'll do my best to help you out.
All right, so download the e-book right now
while you remember.
Thanks again for watching.
Congratulations again on completing this course,
and I look forward
to hearing about your future programming success.
Bye for now.