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In this lesson, we are going to talk about the myth of prerequisites for learning a program like this.

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Remember that everything we talk about, uh, you can find more detailed information about the topics,

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uh, in the attached materials for the blog.

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So this is the main, important, uh, the main message we want to share with you in this blog.

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This program is absolutely within your reach, and anyone can learn it no matter where you are coming

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from.

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So when people a.

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Look at programs like this one, especially the second part, which is building Elm applications.

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They if if they don't have previous technical experience or background, usually they get scared and

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they think that this is not a program for them.

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They think I need to have previous studies of computer science or programming or data science or machine

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learning.

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This is not the case.

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The reality is that anyone can learn how to build an LM application.

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If you can drive a car, you can build an LM application.

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I'm telling you for sure.

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The only thing you need is to study and practice.

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And this is this is something I mean, you need to study and you need to practice, but if you have

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the will to do that.

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The rest is very easy.

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You only need to study and to practice.

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If you have previous experience, you will need to study and to practice less.

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If you have no experience, you will have to study and practice a little bit more.

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But that's it.

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This is not rocket science.

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This is not something that is out of the reach of every normal person.

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This is something that anyone can learn.

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So remember my, uh, my experience with a programming started in a bootcamp in San Francisco, and

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there I was learning how to program with people from every kind of background.

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There were people from medical schools.

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There were people from sales departments, there were people from legal, uh, offices, etc..

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So this program and especially this format, the bootcamp is especially prepared for you if you don't

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have previous experience.

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If you do much better, you will be faster and it will be easier for you.

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But if you don't have any experience, you absolutely are able to, uh, learn how to build an LM application.

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We have prepared in a very careful way, all these materials for you to learn step by step in a friendly

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reading and in a friendly manner, manner.

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And we have been thinking about the different ways people use to learn.

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Some people are more comfortable with videos, some others are more comfortable with text, some others

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are more comfortable with exercises, exercises, etc..

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Right?

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So we have prepared all that for you and the only thing you need is to study and especially practice.

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Remember what I told you at the beginning of this program in the second part, practice, practice,

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practice is the key, eh?

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If you come from a classical way of studying and you are just like myself when I was at the university

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is just books, you know, and typical, uh, traditional study.

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You will have to change a little bit your approach, because this is not the second part, is not about

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study, it's more about practice.

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And, uh, think of a programming like riding a bicycle or riding a car or, you know, uh, driving

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an airplane or whatever.

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You cannot do it in theory.

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You need to practice.

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So the more you practice, the more you learn, and the more capable you are, and the more you reach,

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the more you investigate, the more you experiment, etc. that's the way of doing things.

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So it can be.

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It can fool you a the, the, the length of this program because you say, okay, I just finished,

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you know, this number of videos, I'm ready for the next step.

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Well in the second part is not just the videos, it's not just reading.

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The material is mostly practice until you don't feel confident with your level of practice.

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Uh, you will probably have to keep, uh, practicing.

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Okay, so you are the only one who is going to know when you are comfortable with the subject or still

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need to practice more.

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Okay.

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But apart from that, apart from the necessity to study and practice, anyone can learn how to build

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an LM application.

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If you can drive a car, you can build an application for sure.

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So don't get fooled by the myth of prerequisites for learning.

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In the next lesson, we are going to talk about the most frequent types of students we have in our programs,

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in our in-person programs, and also in our online programs.

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And we do this just for you to understand that you are not strange in any way, because we have every

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kind of students in our programs from the business side of the company, from the tech side of the company,

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classic engineers, people coming from data science, people coming from machine learning, people coming

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from programming, people coming from from medical studies, you know, legal studies.

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So don't worry at all.

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This program is for you.

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You can do it.

