Do you need degree in programming to find a job?

[TsarTsar444]

Just finish with my med school finals now and instead of ldaring for 2 months im thinking of teaching myself to code in c++ but would it be worth it without a degree for a job opportunity?

 

[buckchadley31]

Most likely yes

 

[Bitch]

C++ is a pain in the ass, start with Python instead or you'll never want to code again

 

[TsarTsar444]

C++ is a pain in the ass, start with Python instead or you'll never want to code again

But i heard python is a meme and employers don't like it

 

[Prettyboy]

But i heard python is a meme and employers don't like it

It's perhaps the most useful language for people who aren't hardline programmers

 

[TsarTsar444]

It's perhaps the most useful language for people who aren't hardline programmers

Yes but am balkan and i can suffer with learning c++, just gonna take meth and grind it for a week

 

[buckchadley31]

Yes but am balkan and i can suffer with learning c++, just gonna take meth and grind it for a week

C++ syntax sucks fat dick and not very beginner friendly.

 

[oldslapcel]

learn Python, C++ is pretty niche nowdays. And no. You dont need any degree. There is a dev shortage worldwide and your employer couldnt care less about you having some useless degree. He wants you just to code useful shit.

 

[Bitch]

But i heard python is a meme and employers don't like it

You can't even imagine how much stuff can be done in Python, unless you're going to be working for Rockstar games on the new GTA 6, then you're gonna be fine with Python

 

[Prettyboy]

Yes but am balkan and i can suffer with learning c++, just gonna take meth and grind it for a week

Cope tbh
I had to learn C++ back in high school and it's intolerable unless you are highly functioning autist I wanted to rope while I was at it
Python is much closer to the human mind , it's much more pleasant to use

 

[TsarTsar444]

You can't even imagine how much stuff can be done in Python, unless you're going to be working for Rockstar games on the new GTA 6, then you're gonna be fine with Python

So you saying learning c++ is that powerful? With great power comes great responsibility ngl , the sacrifice seems worth

 

[TsarTsar444]

Cope tbh
I had to learn C++ back in high school and it's intolerable unless you are highly functioning autist I wanted to rope while I was at it
Python is much closer to the human mind , it's much more pleasant to use

I had a D for C++ class in high school, all the other subjects were A by the end, i was that bad at C++ . But i saw some 30 hour long video tutorials on learning c++ completely so im questioning if i should give it a shot

 

[Toth's thot]

you can fraud rep with python so just learn that i g

 

[chadison]

Learn c if you really want to learn the code closest to the machine and have a genuine interest in computer science. Else, learn python for practical purposes.

 

[Prettyboy]

I had a D for C++ class in high school, all the other subjects were A by the end, i was that bad at C++ . But i saw some 30 hour long video tutorials on learning c++ completely so im questioning if i should give it a shot

Why bother
Even if you spent your next 10 years studying C++ an Asian aspie in kindergarten would still be a better programmer than you

 

[Alexanderr]

Not really.

 

[Bitch]

Cope tbh
I had to learn C++ back in high school and it's intolerable unless you are highly functioning autist I wanted to rope while I was at it
Python is much closer to the human mind , it's much more pleasant to use

Did you go to a CS secondary school? I regret not going, I went to a regular high school (called gymnasium in Europe). This was the only route to go to law college, but I dropped out of this high school because shit was so difficult and I didn't listen to Zoom conferences we had, especially math was hard as fuck. I just slept instead.

I switched my high school to an ecology secondary school that I'm currently going to and it's easy as fuck, I don't even have to study and I have more free time.

I could have just went to a CS secondary school and get employed as a software engineer after 4 years and instantly become upper middle class by income, meanwhile my classmates from high school would have to go to college for the next 7 years to become doctors and shit.

Now with my degree in ecology I can only work for my dad because this degree is literally worthless

 

[Deleted member 19453]

Knowing a language wont get you hired you have to make projects with the language that are good enough for employers to care
https://github.com/ossu/computer-science this learning outline has a very good reputation for obtaining all the skills of a cs degree without getting the degree

But i saw some 30 hour long video tutorials on learning c++ completely so im questioning if i should give it a shot

30 hour long youtube video are usually shit if you want to learn c++ these book recommendations are pretty good https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

 

[Prettyboy]

Did you go to a CS secondary school? I regret not going, I went to a regular high school (called gymnasium in Europe). This was the only route to go to law college, but I dropped out of this high school because shit was so difficult and I didn't listen to Zoom conferences we had, especially math was hard as fuck. I just slept instead.

I switched my high school to an ecology secondary school that I'm currently going to and it's easy as fuck, I don't even have to study and I have more free time.

I could have just went to a CS secondary school and get employed as a software engineer after 4 years and instantly become upper middle class by income, meanwhile my classmates from high school would have to go to college for the next 7 years to become doctors and shit.

Now with my degree in ecology I can only work for my dad because this degree is literally worthless

I attended a gymnasium with advanced level math, CS and phyisics
I planned to go into STEM

Ecology is a shitty field ngl, one of the last ones I'd think of going into

 

[Rt-Rust1]

How long to learn python or js in order to be employable?

 

[TsarTsar444]

Did you go to a CS secondary school? I regret not going, I went to a regular high school (called gymnasium in Europe). This was the only route to go to law college, but I dropped out of this high school because shit was so difficult and I didn't listen to Zoom conferences we had, especially math was hard as fuck. I just slept instead.

I switched my high school to an ecology secondary school that I'm currently going to and it's easy as fuck, I don't even have to study and I have more free time.

I could have just went to a CS secondary school and get employed as a software engineer after 4 years and instantly become upper middle class by income, meanwhile my classmates from high school would have to go to college for the next 7 years to become doctors and shit.

Now with my degree in ecology I can only work for my dad because this degree is literally worthless

I went into medical secondary school, good decision i did cause now im a nurse by practise while my friends that did gymnasium are jobless right now and alcoholics

 

[TsarTsar444]

Knowing a language wont get you hired you have to make projects with the language that are good enough for employers to care
https://github.com/ossu/computer-science this learning outline has a very good reputation for obtaining all the skills of a cs degree without getting the degree


30 hour long youtube video are usually shit if you want to learn c++ these book recommendations are pretty good https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

So that github thing is legit for learning fully to code in c++?

 

[Deleted member 19453]

So that github thing is legit for learning fully to code in c++?

No the github thing is for learning computer science. Programming languages are just tools for computer scientists to use. There are parts where you can choose your programming language and parts where you have to use a specific one.

 

[Bitch]

I attended a gymnasium with advanced level math, CS and phyisics
I planned to go into STEM

Ecology is a shitty field ngl, one of the last ones I'd think of going into

It's extremely shitty, most people from this school become minimum wage wageslaves, but I didn't have many other options. I could either switch to an easier school or fail an entire grade and then repeat it, which I tried to avoid because I knew I couldn't make it and I'd be ashamed to still be at the same school and known as the guy who had to repeat a grade, and I would have most likely failed the finals because I was like the 2nd worst student in math.

Never studied math or cared for it either, in gymnasium I had Fs, now in my ecology school I have Cs without studying, I get Bs if I start studying one day before the exam

 

[Deleted member 13787]

It's extremely shitty, most people from this school become minimum wage wageslaves, but I didn't have many other options. I could either switch to an easier school or fail an entire grade and then repeat it, which I tried to avoid because I knew I couldn't make it and I'd be ashamed to still be at the same school and known as the guy who had to repeat a grade, and I would have most likely failed the finals because I was like the 2nd worst student in math.

Never studied math or cared for it either, in gymnasium I had Fs, now in my ecology school I have Cs without studying, I get Bs if I start studying one day before the exam

how much is math correlated with coding skills?
cause i think math is the single thing ive been gifted in in my life
i get As barely studying

 

[incel194012940]

You can't even imagine how much stuff can be done in Python, unless you're going to be working for Rockstar games on the new GTA 6, then you're gonna be fine with Python

Python is an irrelevant crutch for low paid monkeys.

You will make a calculator crash a top end PC

If you don’t start with a base in mathematics and x86 assembly you will never be a top level coder

 

[Bitch]

how much is math correlated with coding skills?
cause i think math is the single thing ive been gifted in in my life
i get As barely studying

Math is important for computer science and specific areas of programming, like graphics and video game engine design. I'd say it's pretty important. Studying math directly increases your reasoning and logic skills that are both imperative for development

 

[Deleted member 7580]

I went into medical secondary school, good decision i did cause now im a nurse by practise while my friends that did gymnasium are jobless right now and alcoholics

Med school and a nurse ? Not a doctor ?

 

[Deleted member 7725]

Cope tbh
I had to learn C++ back in high school and it's intolerable unless you are highly functioning autist I wanted to rope while I was at it
Python is much closer to the human mind , it's much more pleasant to use

Low IQ trait. Nobody here will ever pass a $100k salary unless they know real programming. I get paid $350k and am treated as a magician by my company for knowing raw assembly language and writing C.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

I attended a gymnasium with advanced level math, CS and phyisics
I planned to go into STEM

Ecology is a shitty field ngl, one of the last ones I'd think of going into

Fuck man my highschool offered either Computer Science or German language and guess what i chose

Wish i could turn back the clock and I'd already have 5 years of secondary school CS experience whereas now i have absolutely none. I don't even know what's the point of Linux and all that basic shit.

@LooksOverAll

 

[Deleted member 11126]

Just finish with my med school finals now and instead of ldaring for 2 months im thinking of teaching myself to code in c++ but would it be worth it without a degree for a job opportunity?

Yeah but you need to be good and it might take a year to find an actual job.

College degree allows you to fraud coding even if your not good some company will hire you.

 

[bwrauycnee]

If you want FANG companies, you won’t get past the resume screen without working experience and a degree

 

[buckchadley31]

If you want FANG companies, you won’t get past the resume screen without working experience and a degree

No it's all about being an Ivy league graduate

 

[AO77777]

C++ is probably the hardest programming language to use in practice its so bloated with features that get added every few years. Companies specially want knowledge of these features (template metaprogramming for example) because they maximise performance which is the whole reason c++ is used in the first place. Unless you are going into game development or quantitive finance learn Rust if you want a modern alternative to high performace language its growing in demand (although not much demand at the moment) and is voted the most loved programming language every year.

 

[one job away]

Just finish with my med school finals now and instead of ldaring for 2 months im thinking of teaching myself to code in c++ but would it be worth it without a degree for a job opportunity?

No. Market is bad rn.


And even if it wasn’t. The only people who get into tech who didn’t study and are successful are prodigy’s who are smarter than the teachers or who had several years of work related training. If you have a med degree don’t waste it. Unless you are exceptional there is no point wasting that for tech

 

[Pakicel]

No. Market is bad rn.


And even if it wasn’t. The only people who get into tech who didn’t study and are successful are prodigy’s who are smarter than the teachers or who had several years of work related training. If you have a med degree don’t waste it. Unless you are exceptional there is no point wasting that for tech

Cope. In the UK at least, there are programs for people who want to switch to tech. I am in one rn.

 

[Pakicel]

No. Market is bad rn.


And even if it wasn’t. The only people who get into tech who didn’t study and are successful are prodigy’s who are smarter than the teachers or who had several years of work related training. If you have a med degree don’t waste it. Unless you are exceptional there is no point wasting that for tech

I am a povertycel though. But it will be worth it in the end.

 

[reborn]

But i heard python is a meme and employers don't like it

Java might be a good choice, too. But it really depends on what is needed in your location.

 

[ExtraBones]

Depends on where you live.

 

[Deleted member 19551]

You're a doctor and you wanna learn programming?

 

[fauxfox]

Learn Javascript over Python imo, without a degree you'll likely be a webdev and Javascript is what's used there, Python should be your 2nd language though after Javascript.

 

[TsarTsar444]

You're a doctor and you wanna learn programming?

I have 4 more years in med school