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I understand the logic. But data about the diversity among programmers around 20~25 years old must be significantly different from ~40 if he is right. We do not
by soneca 10y ago
I understand the logic. But data about the diversity among programmers around 20~25 years old must be significantly different from ~40 if he is right. We do not have to sit and wait 20 years hoping he is right. Is there any such data available?
About the cost of the equipment to learn. Is there any raspberry pi based computer that one can use to learn to code? Like, something below USD100? That would also help more class diversity.
- evilDagmar 10y agoThat's pretty much every RPi. Computers are cheap now, and the RPi in particular is incredibly inexpensive and has more than enough power for people to learn programming skills.
- douche 10y agoThere's little benefit to screwing around with a RPi, unless that's your hobby and you want to mess around with the hardware, when you can go to Best Buy and get a real laptop for $300. By the time you've bought a keyboard, mouse, display, and storage for the Pi, you've spent just as much money.