CODING INTEREST?

Interested in Coding?
by: [email protected]

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Have you ever had a desire to do something new on your computer, but you
didn't know what it was?  Ever wonder what's behind the scenes of a program
written for a computer?  Well, I've got good news.  You can become a
computer programmer if a serious techy.

I have to admit, I'm not going to lie: It's not easy in the beginning, but
with practice, patience and repeat, you can have a programmed developed by
yourself or with a group of people.

What language do you think you'd be good at?  I suggest trying something
simple.  BASIC has been around for decades or even shell scripts for Linux.
You may wonder what I mean by BASIC.  That's the name of the language.
And, another term Linux you may not be familiar with is a computer system
operating language.  You might be wondering, okay, you've lost me already.
Don't worry, computers are based on 0's and 1's.  For a programmer, it may
be very difficult to program a large program of just using 0's and 1's.  So
there is programming software such as Visual Studio Community(tm) for
Windows(tm) and/or Code::Blocks if you're using something like Linux or
Raspberry Pi(tm).  Human language translates into these 0's and 1's.  If
you don't know what 0 means, it just means false and 1 means true.  A 
series of commands with yes and no's.  Computers these days can compute
these much faster than ever before with the right equipment.

I love technology and encourage you to invest some time into trying to code
with your preferred computer language and trying to build a small project.
The base of the computer technology needs more serious programmers.  Don't
get me wrong, everybody's (practically) does it already.  And, you can too.