//30% completion I just completed up to Section 4, and although I haven't listened to much yet, the lectures are truly excellent and explained in such an easy-to-understand way that I really love them. Especially compared to other lectures that often lack sufficient explanation of shortcuts, this lecture frequently explains shortcuts which is a huge help. Oh, and having problems and solutions makes it even better. //100% completion I'm currently a first-year university student. I happened to take this lecture through a recommendation from a club friend, and it was tremendously helpful. The shortcut explanations mentioned above were really great, and when you showed concept explanations and examples before problem-solving time, I would code by myself first and then listen to your explanations, which made the time fly by as I enjoyed the lectures. However, while listening to the lectures, I was most looking forward to and anticipating the problem-solving sessions😊😊 Your teaching skills seem truly, truly excellent. The part at the end where you shared your perspective on the developer profession and aptitude was exactly the content I really wanted, so it was very good. Lastly, I have one question. These days, with AI advancing, I hear a lot from people around me that companies don't hire new developers much anymore, and I'm curious if this is true. (I'm also curious whether this wouldn't be a problem if one exceeds the certain standard you mentioned.) And I'm also curious about what you think regarding the future prospects for developers. I would be really grateful if you could answer. Even if not, thanks to your excellent lectures, I've gained confidence and interest in development, so that alone is more than enough to be grateful for. I'll see you again in the basics course😊😊