Big kudos to you for learning at such an 'advanced age'. People discouraged me from c++ about two years ago, main argument was I was already 24 and didn't need it.
In my opinion learning about blockchain and how to program inside it, will be profitable in a near future i mean in some years i believe blockchain ingeneers will be very demanded in many kind of companies. Regards
Congrats on the progress! That seems like a quick learning to get where you are. Given the continued demand being seen for developers, you are definitely getting a great investment!
It sounds like you have adopted a pragmatic approach which will pay dividends going forward. Once you master the basics and get a bit more practise the value of Ivan's approach of up front reading will become apparent especially as your projects become more complex. The only thing I would add is make sure you comment your code. This is often an overlooked feature in the whole "learning to coding journey"
Big kudos to you for learning at such an 'advanced age'. People discouraged me from c++ about two years ago, main argument was I was already 24 and didn't need it.
Learning is eternal.
hope to see one app build by you one day
In my opinion learning about blockchain and how to program inside it, will be profitable in a near future i mean in some years i believe blockchain ingeneers will be very demanded in many kind of companies. Regards
That's something I'd like to learn as well. Dunno if I wanna pay for a course though. I'll get started with Codecademy. Stay well.
Congrats on the progress! That seems like a quick learning to get where you are. Given the continued demand being seen for developers, you are definitely getting a great investment!
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It sounds like you have adopted a pragmatic approach which will pay dividends going forward. Once you master the basics and get a bit more practise the value of Ivan's approach of up front reading will become apparent especially as your projects become more complex. The only thing I would add is make sure you comment your code. This is often an overlooked feature in the whole "learning to coding journey"