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The number means nothing anyway. What do you get at 10 years that you didn’t have at 9 or don’t yet have from 11. You can have a well paying job as a programme
by foxpurple 5y ago
The number means nothing anyway. What do you get at 10 years that you didn’t have at 9 or don’t yet have from 11.
You can have a well paying job as a programmer in only a few years.
- tempodox 5y ago> The number means nothing anyway… Yep, that's why I put the “~” in front of it and called it a start, not the end of the journey. > You can have a well paying job as a programmer in only a few years. Absolutely, if that's the extent of what you want out of it, you could achieve that and call it a day. But programming is also a field that's ever evolving. If you catch yourself thinking, “I've learned everything I ever need to learn”, then chances are that you'll find yourself left behind at some point in the future.