This is how I will print money .

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After a ton of time spent on the forum and IM world, I came to the conclusion that you need two things to make money online.
1. Have a ton of money to test new things and or invest more money into your working ''Method'' and I almost forgot, you need the knowledge!
If you are a newbie and have money to put to use, learn first, when you think you have learned enough, learn some more.
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2. Have a skill that is in high demand.
I don't have the money for the first one so I am going for option 2
So what will I do?
Learn a programming language!
Why?
I realized I was miserable, a piece of crap that was eating and breathing for nothing, I couldn't blame anyone or anything but myself for being lazy.
Planning to learn JAVA, I never wrote a line of code in my life but through hard work and persistence, I believe I can make it.
I don't believe this language will make money rain down on me (sorry for the clickbait title) but I should be able to sustain myself.

I don't know any guys on this forum that know how to code in Java but I assume Deleted member 923340
please let me know If I need to know something before starting to learn Java.
 
It's a great choice.
I started learning ruby on rails recently and it's been going well. You need to stay disciplined else you find yourself not putting much into your learning due to distractions on the internet today.

I have a statistical background with good portfolio projects using R programming Lang. In all, I will tag @Gogol to dish out his contribution - He's adept in the field as well as JB.
 
Java is great. You can find jobs at financial markets and stuff.
 
After a ton of time spent on the forum and IM world, I came to the conclusion that you need two things to make money online.
1. Have a ton of money to test new things and or invest more money into your working ''Method'' and I almost forgot, you need the knowledge!
If you are a newbie and have money to put to use, learn first, when you think you have learned enough, learn some more.
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2. Have a skill that is in high demand.
I don't have the money for the first one so I am going for option 2
So what will I do?
Learn a programming language!
Why?
I realized I was miserable, a piece of crap that was eating and breathing for nothing, I couldn't blame anyone or anything but myself for being lazy.
Planning to learn JAVA, I never wrote a line of code in my life but through hard work and persistence, I believe I can make it.
I don't believe this language will make money rain down on me (sorry for the clickbait title) but I should be able to sustain myself.

I don't know any guys on this forum that know how to code in Java but I assume Deleted member 923340
please let me know If I need to know something before starting to learn Java.
Good luck mate. That is very smart. When you get that foundation, from that point forward you can never fall.
 
Not sure if being a programmer this is the ultimate path to make money?
Find a problem and give a solution.
 
The great thing about programming, is you start off thinking, I'm going to learn one language,
once you start any project you soon realize there are half a dozen or so languages or frameworks you need to learn too.
 
Rather than Java, i would suggest mastering Javascript. The future of "high level" programming language is definitely JS (and a bit of Rust for levearaging the webassembly api, although rustlang won't probably land you a job). This shit can work on browsers, as well as on other environments like your smartphone and even your toaster if you really wanted to.
I do love Java nevertheless, no disrespect to that language. It's just hard to learn as a total programming beginner.
 
to developers, thoughts about learning flutter and making a career out of mobile application development for guys who want to start a development career?
 
Rather than Java, i would suggest mastering Javasript. The future of "high level" programming language is definitely JS (and a bit of Rust for levearaging the webassembly api, although rustlang won't probably land you a job). This shit can work on browsers, as well as on other environments like your smartphone and even your toaster if you really wanted to.
I do love Java nevertheless, no disrespect to that language. It's just hard to learn as a total programming beginner.
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Sounds good. You can learn a lot from even just free Udemy courses they always give away or courses they sell cheap as well.
 
I could imagine Gopal leaving his wife for Javascript at some point he just tells her"look it's not me it's Javascript can make all my dreams come true so I hope you find happiness but Javascript is my real love hope you understand?"
What do you think of that Gopal?


@Gogol
 
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