And this lecture, I will tell you how to get the most out of this course, there are seven actions
I would recommend you to do.
The first one is coding along with the course.
So you should write the same code as me, type it in and run it.
I think it is very important because you can learn more from it than just watching.
The second one is creating your own version of the code.
I'm going to show you at least one real life example, but it is based on my interests.
So to make it more memorable, create a self tailored version of the code.
So, for example, I'm using cars or RPG characters and code because I like cause I enjoy playing with
role play games.
Maybe you are more interested in animals or bikes, so create your own version of the code with bikes
or animals.
Third is doing the exercises.
Don't worry, it is not like school homework.
I will try to make it as useful and real lifelike as I can.
You can find middle and end level practices and I recommend you to try to do them on your own first.
The previous lectures should give you a good base to solve those exercises.
Most of the practices will have a separate lecture where I will solve the tasks.
You can also find the solution code for every exercise in a public GitHub repository.
The links will be next to the lectures title.
Moving on to the next one practice.
What I mean by this is to use what you learn and start creating your own project.
For example, you like tennis, you can start building your code around tennis and later on you build
a database of famous tennis players or program which can help you organizing tennis competitions.
The next one is don't be afraid to make mistakes.
If the code isn't working, try to figure out what went wrong or make it fail intentionally.
Let's see what's going to happen.
Don't worry.
As I said, all the code can be found in a GitHub repository.
So if something goes wrong, you can copy that to fix your code.
OK, the sixth one is connected to the previous one source code.
As I said, I encourage you to do the exercises on your own first.
And if you take a look at my solution, but it is different from your code.
Don't worry if the code does what it should do and the style is good, it's completely fine.
The source code is just a reference and the last is support.
So as I said in the introduction video, I provide full support, so all your questions will be answered.
So that's it.
See you in the next lecture.