How to be a software developer?

[bryanarzaga]

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also be sure ganahan ka ma programmer. sayang ra kwarta imu parents if hilig ka comp games daun maka gamit ug crack high nakau haha, i see this alot bsag dri mga hardware people mag hinabmbog kai naa sila na download na microsft keyfinder..hay....

so keyword is passion for what you do

[MarkCuering]

Its true... I saw some people or especially during interview that they have this and that... got some experience in a multi-platform development... but when you asked them which runs faster ++x or x++ during compilation, they often says the same

[gaidinX]

Here's a complete list of skills you need to be a great programmer someday

How to be a Programmer: A Short, Comprehensive Summary Kenneth’s Blog

[gaidinX]

Here's a complete list of skills you need to be a great programmer someday

How to be a Programmer: A Short, Comprehensive Summary Kenneth’s Blog

[ingkiang]

but when you asked them which runs faster ++x or x++ during compilation, they often says the same

OT: so which one is faster? i only know wats d difference between d two, bt which is faster? dont have any clue...

[MarkCuering]

in case you have x++++ (4 +)

push m
mov eax, m
inc m

push m
mov eax, m
inc m

pop m

(output is still the same...one thing is you are using "STACK" here)

while in case you put ++++x (4 +) it will directly call an operator.

inc x
inc x

I met some of these when I tried to block any STACK activity in Win32Dasm.

[ingkiang]

ah, got it....

thanks bro...

[v1adimir]

How to be a Programmer: A Short, Comprehensive, and Personal Summary
--> nice article ni bro about how to be a programmer.. pero sugod gyud tanan sa hello world! tapos magmove on to a+b output c..

The Evolution of a Programmer
--> kabuang sa hello world...


OT :
let a= 3,b =7
find the value of c in both case :
c = a++ + b++
c = ++a + b++

--> w gyud koy tubag bisag 3 ka tuig na ko cge program.. pero kada interview kay sige gyud ni pangutana sa technical interview..

[MarkCuering]

@v1adimi

I visit the link...and una topic nilagay nya ay "Learn to Debug" naalala ko tuloy dito sa office namin meron nag lagay sa door niya na... Unit Test department sya... he's the one who approved revised functions sa system.

"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition,
not smart enough to debug it."

and the door just in front of him,about 1.2M far, where most of our programmers worked...hang a message...

"If debugging is the process of removing bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in."


everytime I pass the corridor, I can't afford not to laugh hehehehehhehe..

[Maikeru]

"You don't need to be great to get started; But you need to get started to be great" - Les Brown. Hmp.. you don't need much to start learning and be a developer, but you'd gotta need dedication and constant practice. As to what language? that'll be all up to you. I believe almost all languages are great and interesting to study. so pick your choice and learn first from one, then it wouldn't be hard for you to study other languages. And yes as what hiatus3000 said, you should also be familiar of most of the IT terms. It is trivial as to why.