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If you're learning how to code in 2025, then it's safe to say that you're probably not the most optimistic. Especially if you go on social media; all you see is people complaining, talking about how cooked the job market is, you see memes comparing computer science students to homeless people, and everybody is talking about how AI is going to completely replace the tech industry. And soon, everybody - including myself - is going to be on the side of the road, homeless without a job.

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09:13 | My Take on AI

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In 2025, aspiring coders should be aware that the tech industry has shifted, making it harder to land jobs compared to a few years ago. Key rules for learning to code include making the process enjoyable, writing a substantial amount of code, focusing on one area, following a strict roadmap, building projects independently, being passionate about software development, and being comfortable with failure. Additionally, AI can be a valuable learning tool if used appropriately as an assistant without relying on it to generate code.

7 Rules For Learning to Code in 2025...and should you?