Here are some websites I really wish I knew about when I first started programming.

The video provides a curated list of valuable resources for learning programming, addressing a common pain point for aspiring coders. The use of on-screen text and clear visuals makes the information easily digestible and shareable.

The video showcases five websites for learning programming: Python Tutor for visualizing code, CS50 from Harvard for computer science fundamentals, Khan Academy for interactive lessons, LeetCode for problem-solving practice, and W3Schools for web development. The creator recommends these resources as valuable tools for aspiring programmers.

Python Tutor: Acts - it is an online computer, AI tutor, and visual debugger for Python, Java, C++, and Javascript. Removing it would change the video because it is the subject of the segment. CS50 (Harvard): Acts - it is an online introduction to computer science and the art of programming. Removing it would change the video because it is the subject of the segment. Khan Academy: Acts - it is an educational platform offering videos and short lessons for learning programming. Removing it would change the video because it is the subject of the segment. LeetCode: Acts - it offers tons of problems that train your problem-solving skills and prepare you for tech interviews. Removing it would change the video because it is the subject of the segment. W3Schools: Acts - it is a website perfect for building websites and running code directly in the web. Removing it would change the video because it is the subject of the segment.