SEC-S20W1: Who is a Programmer? What should you have done before to become a programmer in the future?

in sec20w1sergeyk •  3 months ago  (edited)

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Hello Teacher,

It was a nice trip with you on the programming topic. I must say that I have learned the basis, and below I present my homework. Just like you mentioned, "This is just a warm-up," I am sure the main deal is right on the way...

"Who is a programmer?"

A programmer or a coder is an author or lord of computers. A programmer is a technically skilled person who writes codes in different programming languages to create software programs and web applications. If you develop an application for mobile, you can also be classified as a programmer.

Programmers use different computer languages to write instructions that help computers do the things users want them to do. Some programmers specialize in specific languages that are used in various financial institutions and industries. Programmers are also known as computer developers.

In the technology industry, software developers are considered very important people. These people face tasking challenges but work exclusively for the success of technology companies. Some of these challenges include;

Learning new programming languages: One needs to be upgraded in every field, and programmers are not excluded. It’s important to learn new programming languages because every year, new languages are created, so every programmer should be updated. It can be challenging but important.

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Handling difficult codes: Sometimes codes can be difficult to read and understand when programming; other times, these codes might be too buggy and have an unexpected outcome. However, it is very important for programmers to know how to deal with code problems.

Collaborate with other programmers: Collaboration is essential for success, whether you are working solo or working on a project team. Although it can be difficult, especially if you are not the type who works with people, with working collectively, there are many available tools to handle the task.

Maintaining a positive mind: Programming can be so turbulent and challenging that one would want to give up in the middle of a task; however, maintaining a positive mind is the key success of every programmer. This way, you get along and flow freely with others.

Pros and Cons of a Programmer

Pros:

  • Open to opportunity
  • Learning new skills
  • Enjoy lots of money involved.
  • Free to work from home

Cons:

  • Stressful and tasking
  • Isolation and the weight of high expectations
  • Entire day spent in front of the computer
  • Continuous learning

"What should have been done before to become a programmer later?"

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Being a programmer isn't as easy as expected, but one should have a very strong background in advanced mathematics, develop some problem-solving skills, and have a great understanding of algorithms. This way, you should be sure to kickstart as a programmer.

To become a programmer, you should start by understanding software development basics, such as debugging, version control (e.g., Git), code organization, and testing. Understanding how these workflows and tools work will make you an effective programmer.

Fundamentals of computer science and programming logic. We have topics like data structures, algorithms, control flow, and programming paradigms that should be learned before being a programmer. Learning these foundational concepts is like a pillar to stand upon.

Problem-solving skills. Programming is greatly about decoding complex problems and creating effective solutions. It entails practicing regularly with coding practices and projects.

Develop a programming language such as Java, C++, or Python. It would be nice to thoroughly learn one language before going to another. These languages will teach you and help you learn how to actually write and structure code.

conclusion


Programming is not just about the money, but it entails more. I would say that I have never picked interest in becoming a programmer, but after so much research, I understood more about how it works.

I gained more knowledge in what programming is all about, and with this course on the platform, I am sure to start with the basis here; this way, I can develop gradually.

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Thank you for taking part, I called it Lesson 0-warm-up.
It can be added that programmers can also work on improving existing systems or solving technical problems.
So that programmers face different challenges and work on different aspects of programming. It should be added that work
a programmer is not only writing code, but also interacting with other team members
"It would be nice to thoroughly learn one language before moving on to another." - This is true, because often young programming geniuses have grasped the superficial basics of the language and switch to another. And it is very important to master one well, and then, if necessary, switch to others.
"but he should have a very strong background in advanced mathematics" I wouldn't say that, you can say that a programmer doesn't always need mathematics, unless he is a developer
3D-games and something specifically mathematical.
No one has answered the main question yet, some have only touched on it. Although the answer is in my text about this contest.

Wow, thanks for the assessment and correction, we learn everyday so I believe next time, I'll do better.

I guess I answered all the questions you asked, but maybe the particular one you are looking for wasn't visible to us all.

Thanks teacher!

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