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theNorthWind2020-01-15 13:45:00
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theNorthWind, 2020-01-15 13:45:00

How do you know if you already know how to program?

You know how to program enough to look for a job and call yourself a programmer.

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Programming, 2020-01-15
teacher @tosrer

A programmer is someone who can create programs.
Programs are systemic and applied.
If you can create a working program, you are a programmer.
Another thing is working in a professional industry.
There you need not just to be able to program, but you need to be able to program standardly, that is, to know professional tools and frameworks.
For yourself, you can write code as you like. For example, you can make your own website or your own mobile application... It doesn't matter how your code is written - the main thing is that it works well.
And in the industry, you have to work as a standard - it's harder than being an amateur programmer. This is necessary so that the employer does not depend on you, and so that he can easily fire you and replace you with another standard worker)) The competition is very high. Stress, burnout and depression.
And in indie development, you are your own boss.

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Enlik Farhat, 2020-01-15
@AlisherBekenov

no way

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Andrew, 2020-01-15
@RaGe22

Try to get a job, at interviews they will already explain to you whether you can or not =)

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res2001, 2020-01-15
@res2001

If you are hired as a programmer, then you already know something.
But this does not mean that you can stop developing.
Make a resume on hh and look for a job, post a portfolio on github, give a link in your resume. Apply for interesting jobs.
Do interviews, do tests. Over time, you will understand what you are worth and what needs to be tightened.
Don't overreact to bad interviews. A bad interview gives you direction to move forward. But it’s not worth it and will be sprayed if you already have a direction that interests you. Perhaps this employer has very specific Wishlist that others don’t need.

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Max Pushkarev, 2020-01-17
@maximpushkarev75

open the link
https://leetcode.com/contest/globalranking
if you find yourself in the top 100, it means you know how to program 100%,
I can't ((((

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Lev Zabudkin, 2020-01-16
@zabudkin

Come on, programmer, do you want to be a programmer?
Find me in three cases my mistakes, be careful!
I will write in php.
one:

$a=1;
$b++=3
$c=20;

2:
3:
$a=5;
$6=4;
$c=$a+$b;

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dmfun, 2020-01-16
@dmfun

First you need to be able to evaluate your skills.
Systematize your knowledge of PL and the scope.
At a minimum, you need to know SQL, work with the database, code design standards (without this, they will not be taken to the team in a normal organization), OOP.
Understand client-server architecture, sockets, file handling, threads, processes.
The ability to understand TK and do exactly what is asked.

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