Lately I have noticed people posting questions about video tutorials here, and I'm astonished that people can learn programming from a video which shows somebody pressing keys and clicking buttons in an
IDE. Maybe there are learning-from-video skills which I never acquired in my youth (since watching videos wasn't even a possibility then) but for me it's at best irrelevant and more likely distracting that the video is showing me what keys to press. For me to learn about programming, just show me the code example along with the commentary and let me download it and fiddle with it myself.
Now if I wanted to, say, improve my tennis serve, then a video tutorial would be just the thing. Reading an article on a website probably wouldn't be that helpful.
Anyway, now that Fred tells me there's a "Solitary Learner" learning style, I'd have to say I'm one of those people. That's without even following the link to find out what the other styles are.