Gusto ko Mag Programmer

[mr.romantic]

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advice lang nako sah..

practice gyud ka permi..

love the programming language that you will choose.. tapos permi gyud ka mag update sa imong skills..

[emailroy2002]

if nahan ka ma programmer? katog sa og taman kay soon di nka matog nyahahaha..

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[mr.romantic]

if nahan ka ma programmer? katog sa og taman kay soon di nka matog nyahahaha..

time check 1AM

nindot gyud ni nga advice.ahaha kadugayan kalimot nakag katog

[RU9halogen]

I like this one.. leme answer this: "I want to be a programmer because it drives me crazy! to be a Jedi! the dark side : )"

answer the question first: "why you want to be a programmer?" it's important to determine the best path you'll take.

system and database programming is two different field and uses different approach, though same concepts. naa pud game programming.

[jairoh_]

TAE rajud! mao nai sakto!

ana akong sir ayaw kuno himo program unless di ka sure sa process nimo or dghan anumaliya imo algorithm, tinuod man sad pero 50% ra, partial true ra.
kung naa baya kai concept, i try jud na nimo, birahan ba murag laki kung manguyab, ayko ingna cge lng tag tutok sa babayi nya unya na diskarte? maunhan ta ana, dapat mu try jud, trial and error! mao nai ingnon nga kung di mao, let's try another angle!

[elitesky]

mao gyd, i try jd daun unsa imo mahunahunaan, pero i assure you, most of the time, bungkag gyd na imo program, pero ang nkamaau ana, kblo nka unsay buhaton sunod. cge lng ka buhat ug programs nga mabungkag, para dghan imo ma learn sa imu mistakes. mag ka improve mn na, wla may one shot one kill nga programming. pero kd2ng nabungkag nga program, ayw na to i repair, buhat napd lain from scratch para dli ka madugay if mg try napd kag new algorithm.. time consuming, mao nang kaadlawn nka maka2g haha

[jairoh_]

mao gyd, i try jd daun unsa imo mahunahunaan, pero i assure you, most of the time, bungkag gyd na imo program, pero ang nkamaau ana, kblo nka unsay buhaton sunod. cge lng ka buhat ug programs nga mabungkag, para dghan imo ma learn sa imu mistakes. mag ka improve mn na, wla may one shot one kill nga programming. pero kd2ng nabungkag nga program, ayw na to i repair, buhat napd lain from scratch para dli ka madugay if mg try napd kag new algorithm.. time consuming, mao nang kaadlawn nka maka2g haha

moa jud wla may one shot one kill nga programming, kung c thomas edison napalpak thousand times sa pagkuha sa sakto nga elements para mahimo ang light bulb, c abraham lincoln ikadaghan napildis election nya never give up jud, naabot ra panahon dba, flood au iyang pagdaog, mao na sa programming Trial-And-Error. Learn from the mistakes, kung di kamao mangutana, iluwa ang pride chicken, every mistake is not a failure but a one step forward matod pa ni thomas edison. wahahah. T-A-E jud!

[Maikeru]

any idea onsa 1st step nako buhaton... fast learner man sad ko gamay.. heheh advise lang mga fellow istoryan,, thanx...

I think for starters, familiarize yourself with the basics.
At this point you don't need any PC or any programming languages just yet.
You have to understand things like:
1. flowcharting,
2. what are variables?
3. what are conditions?
4. what are loops? and etc
This is to give you an understanding on programming terminologies and how things works in this field.

[You don't have to decide what area of IT you should specialize to just yet. It'll be not that difficult to start specializing, when you got good basics.]

When you get the hang on this things then you can proceed with studying a programming language. There is a lot of good languages that you can start-up with. You only need to choose 1 for now. After choosing, you'll need, maybe a book, or lots of research in the internet (you have to be a good friend with Mr. Google) by this time obviously, you'll need a PC, be it your own or any place that you can use - legally though. From here on out depending on your passion in programming, you'll grow. One more advice, when you already know how to program, read articles or books that talks about good practices in programming. There are a lot of programmers out there who creates more bugs than solutions, this is entirely because of lack of good practices.

Good luck in your study.

[Maikeru]

Ok if this is what you want, I'll share a few people that I personally know that is a programmer even though their course is not in the IT field.

1. My brother's manager is an Industrial Engr - he is a working as a programmer with my bro before. They were señior programmers there. They were responsible in developing a lot of systems, for example: customized accounting system for their company
2. My Japanese counterpart. He is a civil engr i think, yet he is working as a programmer. and he is really good at it.
3. Our team's product manager, he is a chemical engr, but he was also a programmer (since he is a product manager now, he don't develop anymore).

[squal_ai]

To be a programmer.....

You want to be a programmer TS?

There is no limit to be a programmer. Skin color, age, gender, etc..

Everything can be learned in the net.. No books required......

Only one thing I can impart to you TS.. to be a programmer is a word something like a fighter.. "NEVER GIVING UP"..

Because you will be facing problems not your problems.... To give up is not an option as a programmer..


Peace out..