Why are you passionate about coding?
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Why are you passionate about coding?
In programming if you can consistently create a logic that interacts with the other parts of the computer and other applications you can make it happen. All you need to do after you thought it up is actually write it and presto a new thing is created into the world. That really feels like being a wizard.
What experience do you need to be a programmer?
Most computer programmers have a bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related subject; however, some employers hire workers with an associate’s degree. Most programmers specialize in a few programming languages.
How do you develop coding experience?
Here’s how you get experience without working a job or internship
- Creating side projects.
- Contributing to open source projects.
- Starting a side business.
- Picking up books related to the job you’d like to have and writing reviews of them on a personal blog (or on Medium)
What is the meaning of coding experience?
Coding, or computer programming, involves using computer languages to create software, websites and applications. For computer programmers, software engineers and other information technology professionals, coding is an essential skill.
What does it feel like to be a wizard in programming?
In programming if you can consistently create a logic that interacts with the other parts of the computer and other applications you can make it happen. All you need to do after you thought it up is actually write it and presto a new thing is created into the world. That really feels like being a wizard.
Why do you like to code?
Just like architecture, which is an art used by people daily and affects their everyday life, so is code. You can create something and people interact with, use, touch and work with. That is an amazing feeling. Reason #2: I love to code because it is a team effort. Since code is a usable art, a whole team of people are connected to the practice.
Who are the people involved in the code development process?
Since code is a usable art, a whole team of people are connected to the practice. From the client to the account managers, and including the business people, finance, the support team, QA team, designers, product managers and project managers.