I am finishing the 9th grade, I want to become a programmer, but I don’t understand anything about it. From the word at all. Is it worth going?

Question

IT education

Hey! I am finishing the 9th grade, I want to go to college to become a programmer. I don't understand programming at all. But I really like books and computers. Since I do not know what I need to know for admission, I want to ask you what should I do? And can I do it?

Answer 1

No, of course, go to grade 10-11 and learn languages ​​at the same time.
I advise you to start learning with python
. Then move on to other languages.

Answer 2

You don't have to go to college. It is better to finish 11 classes.
Read any book on programming.
For example
Learning Python Programming
Learning Java
Do the tasks, figure it out. You may not like it at all...

Answer 3

It is better to stay until the 11th, and in two years try yourself in this difficult matter.

Answer 4

Tales from the life of IT
Once we drank beer instead of nuclear physics, and it was cool
Somehow we smoked at the FKN and asked the applicant why are you here? The answer shocked me - it's kind of fashionable
Somehow Anya and I went to the 4th floor where all sorts of drug addicts threw flutes, and some bastard envied, since then the 4th floor has been closed and Anya had a kind of glory
Somehow Anya and I were smoking, the rector walked by and smiled, Anya was embarrassed
Somehow Arseniy and I discussed the quality of the FCS education, agreed that parents were wasting money
Somehow Anya and I solved the pascal, well, how did we solve it? I gave her the task, and Anya supported the legend
. Once we were drinking beer with the admins from 213 and a biologist came with a request to allow access to the pornhub, did you see the astonished admins? That's the first time I saw
Somehow Sasha and I went to visit Khudya, the lady was brought up on the books of Ian Fleming, and she drove better than Schumacher, as a result, I arrived at the hospital more sober than I got into the car, although I drank without stopping

Answer 5

But I really like books and computers.

How many books about computers have you already read at the moment, or is this phrase a lie?

Answer 6

No.

Answer 7

First, read about the structural method: only three structures are used - a sequence (trivial), a fork (two or more branches must converge into one) and a loop (a condition at the beginning, at the end or by a counter). I think anyone can count to three.
Then study data structures (types) and typical algorithms (sorting, searching). Start loving math.