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2010-06-27
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2010-06-27
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2010-06-27
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2010-06-27
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2010-06-27
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How would one determine if coding is right for you? If you found out, how did you learn that it was the thing for you?
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2010-06-27
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2010-06-27
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@ San Jose CA
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University & computer science is waste of time if you just want to start programming. You learn it by doing, not sitting at school listening to guys talking about doing it.
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2010-06-27
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I'm about to return to school, and seriously looking into getting another degree but this time in CompSci and looking at C++ as my focus.
Problem is, I've only dabbled at coding, never seriously wrote anything, or ever fully loaded anything into a compiler, let alone tried to debug anything.
How would one determine if coding is right for you? If you found out, how did you learn that it was the thing for you?