Programming vs Networking
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YahikoTsu
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Hello, I think it depends on the situation where you are and what you like.
For example my case, I studied systems engineering, I took several programming courses at the university, however, for reasons that in my city programmers are not well paid and there were not many jobs, I began to study networking and I certified in ccna, I got a job 1 week later in another city, currently I'm still working in networking and telecommunications.
But my friends from college who followed the programming path, very few with effort managed to get a stable job and a good salary.
I would advise you to take the path that most amuses you, with effort you can achieve what you want.
For example my case, I studied systems engineering, I took several programming courses at the university, however, for reasons that in my city programmers are not well paid and there were not many jobs, I began to study networking and I certified in ccna, I got a job 1 week later in another city, currently I'm still working in networking and telecommunications.
But my friends from college who followed the programming path, very few with effort managed to get a stable job and a good salary.
I would advise you to take the path that most amuses you, with effort you can achieve what you want.
Thank you for your time!Which is the hardest to learn?Hello, I think it depends on the situation where you are and what you like.
For example my case, I studied systems engineering, I took several programming courses at the university, however, for reasons that in my city programmers are not well paid and there were not many jobs, I began to study networking and I certified in ccna, I got a job 1 week later in another city, currently I'm still working in networking and telecommunications.
But my friends from college who followed the programming path, very few with effort managed to get a stable job and a good salary.
I would advise you to take the path that most amuses you, with effort you can achieve what you want.
It's easier the networking than the programming?
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Networking can be very tough (think about 1000s of dev machines in a big corporation) or can be very easy. Same can be said about Programming.Thank you for your time!Which is the hardest to learn?
The question to your answer if one better than the other is - It depends on what you do in your life.
There's no "easy path" to anything. Even if you get a high paying job in either of these streams, you won't survive long if you are not passionate about what you are doing.
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Nah just smoking dawg,isn’t that correct pls explainWhat?
Are you on Crack?
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I would have, if your original post was not gibberish. You won't last long if you are trying to do post count spamming here.
My advice: Put a sock in it and do not post gibberish.
No it's <span style="font-weight:bold">correct</span>, HTML is one of the hardest programming languages.
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LOL I bet $10 that he is going to look up the full form of HTML. I am afraid that he will be disappointed with the "Markup Language" part.
It's Hypertext Monkey Labor. You write codes, throw it in the PayPal monkey generator, and it spits out beautiful pages.
YahikoTsu
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- Jan 20, 2021
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There is no easy way as Gogol says.Thank you for your time!Which is the hardest to learn?
Start by choosing what you like the most and have fun, because the day you are working and have a lot of work and stress
, you can hold out . I tell u this because in networking, you have to learn different technologies and configure equipment such as Cisco, Teldat, Huawei, and if your clients have security or telephony services, add that you have to learn courses in fortinate, palo alto, dinstar, etc, etc. .Programming... I imagine it is the same, I lived for a while with some friends programmers and their passes to production were a headache haha.
Good luck.
Bots-Scrapers
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None of them are easy.
IT is not easy. Tach is not easy. It may look like but the real things are not EASY.
You go deep you get burned. You stay on surface then EASY but that will do no help so no use.
Check and read about them. Choose the interesting one and keep going.
Black Adam
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Programing and Networking are different areas. both are good, but not easy. As my experience programming has fun than networking.
Learn a programming language, I recommend Python. Then build something that you'll actually want to use, let's say, a bot with it. Once you have the basics of the language down, just search Google or Stackoverflow if you don't know how to do something and hopefully someone has already done it and copy and re-engineer their code for your purposes. Do this with all of the components.