Am an amateur who seems to be really interested in programming, . Am learning 5 languages the same time..Is it bad The gurus in the house please help

pachman:
Am an amateur who seems to be really interested in programming, . Am learning 5 languages the same time..Is it bad The gurus in the house please help

Stop, one at a time, unless they are drastically different and you won't confuse them. But still, as an amateur, you should stop and focus on one and only one at a time.

pachman:
Am an amateur who seems to be really interested in programming, . Am learning 5 languages the same time..Is it bad The gurus in the house please help

What languages are you learning.





12:42:23
Thu, Jul 30, 2015

DonSegmond:


Stop, one at a time, unless they are drastically different and you won't confuse them. But still, as an amateur, you should stop and focus on one and only one at a time.

I totally agree with you. @OP taking the languages one at a time will save you from getting confused.

Am learning C,C++,java, python and vb

pachman:
Am learning C,C++,java, python and vb

aaaahh gbesere oooo how exactly do you plan on doing this?

Just learning python... Dat 1 z kind of fun.. I thing I would continue like that

pachman:
Am learning C,C++,java, python and vb

I don't like telling people that they can't do things or shouldn't do things.

But if I may, I would advise you to
go in this order
Python
Java
C
C++

and entirely skip VB but if you must to then learn it after Python.

save urself the stress
start with C, then, Python and finally Java. U can skip C++,and VB takes you into a MS closed environment

Thanks guys

I can't believe I created this topic 2 years ago

pachman:
I can't believe I created this topic 2 years ago

Haha! It shows growth na...

Nonetheless, what's the status report currently?

WhiZTiM:


Haha! It shows growth na...

Nonetheless, what's the status report currently?

Comfortable with VB.net, java and still learning web dev

pachman:
Am an amateur who seems to be really interested in programming, . Am learning 5 languages the same time..Is it bad The gurus in the house please help

@OP my guess is that, you are just learning the syntax which is a very bad way of learning how to program. You'll hurt yourself! Why not learn how to program first. Starting with python, and building stuffs with it will go a long way in helping you get a firm grasp on programming. Then it will be easy for you to learn other languages.
One at a time.

pachman:

Comfortable with VB.net, java and still learning web dev

Lolz. Have you build serious stuffs with VB? If you've not, then you got a long way.

I learnt c# asp.net mvc. I just followed the examples, and I thought myself a dot net developer. I rushed to get a job as a dotnet developer and I failed woefully. It's just a summary of what happened to me.

Build serious stuffs with the language(s) you've learned, that way you'll become more proficient.

Nascimento:


Lolz. Have you build serious stuffs with VB? If you've not, then you got a long way.

I learnt c# asp.net mvc. I just followed the examples, and I thought myself a dot net developer. I rushed to get a job as a dotnet developer and I failed woefully. It's just a summary of what happened to me.

Build serious stuffs with the language(s) you've learned, that way you'll become more proficient.

I'm into Android app and I started seriously like almost 2 weeks

Nascimento:


@OP my guess is that, you are just learning the syntax which is a very bad way of learning how to program. You'll hurt yourself! Why not learn how to program first. Starting with python, and building stuffs with it will go a long way in helping you get a firm grasp on programming. Then it will be easy for you to learn other languages.
One at a time.

That's it bro
Thanks bro.

Nascimento:


Lolz. Have you build serious stuffs with VB? If you've not, then you got a long way.

I learnt c# asp.net mvc. I just followed the examples, and I thought myself a dot net developer. I rushed to get a job as a dotnet developer and I failed woefully. It's just a summary of what happened to me.

Build serious stuffs with the language(s) you've learned, that way you'll become more proficient.

That must have been terribly awful. I would make sure not to make the sane mistake

There was a lot of positives from what happened to me. At least, I now know what direction I want to follow in programming (based on the Nigerian market) and what stack to learn.
I'm channelling all my energy and resources into learning, building and becoming a better developer.

Yea, sure you can... But you will most likely end up not knowing any very well... Programming isn't math that you learn in a day, its more thinking than typing.. Its a about knowing what you want. Most languages have their features and advantages... If you decide on what you want , you can learn what you need...

I currently code in Python, but I had to learn java because I needed it to develop android application...
Since I wanted to be a web and application developer, I had to put more energy of perfecting the server side (HTML, CSD and js) and then angular,php and other server side stuff..
You cannot do all, don't burn yourself out for nothing, I can write any java program in Python language... So what da heck do I need to stress put with c++

rychard:
Yea, sure you can... But you will most likely end up not knowing any very well... Programming isn't math that you learn in a day, its more thinking than typing.. Its a about knowing what you want. Most languages have their features and advantages... If you decide on what you want , you can learn what you need...

I currently code in Python, but I had to learn java because I needed it to develop android application...
Since I wanted to be a web and application developer, I had to put more energy of perfecting the server side (HTML, CSD and js) and then angular,php and other server side stuff..
You cannot do all, don't burn yourself out for nothing, I can write any java program in Python language... So what da heck do I need to stress put with c++

Pls
I want to know, when can someone called himself a developer?
What is the diff btw Junior and Senior Developer?

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seunny4lif:

Pls
I want to know, when can someone called himself a developer?
What is the diff btw Junior and Senior Developer?

When you've burnt your fingers building some applications (useful one) and when you are able to breakdown problems into bits to be able to solve them using codes. Then you can call yourself a developer.

Junior developer (< one year experience) while senior dev(>5+ experience), but one thing is common to both of them. They must pass through what I mentioned above.

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pls of what use is it learning all the programming languages yet nothing to show for it....y not learn d basic frontend...den at most two back-end languages. ..den go for a trusted mvc ....this way u can become a semi full stack developer