Programming

[Lilly]

Re: Programming

@JoelKhan

^^ Ever since I started I have always looked for a challenge and accomplishing that challenge have always made me feel great about myself…When I m with my manager and he is trying to accomplish something and tells me about it and I have to turn around and program that code and when I get to tell him that the requirement is done that just makes my day…

Also, I think of a site or a project that I have worked on as a child and take it very seriously …I also love debugging…

Here comes the genius programmer. Surely, your boss is happy with you.

@TofiBaba

See, this thread has a purpose. You are discussing and sharing ideas.

I wish I’d learned some programming in school. I’d have been more effective.

I wish the same too. As a learner , I am trying my best to learn more. No worries, you 'll get to read long long replies here.
And this thread has definitely a purpose because I 'll keep it alive till I am on the GS.

@hhunaeh

Nice to see other people feel the same way

You feel the same way? fair enough! :k:

@NaMaan

Oh well I use to do it for pure challenge but now I do it for MONEY . I read and learn new stuff all the time , so I can do stuff what others can’t , which simply translates in to more money .

Programming zindabad (as long as it pays )

Thanks for showing me the way ---------------------------------> Dollars.

@NaMaan

btw I never knew eclipse is a programming language . . . and I have always been using that damn thing to program in Java

Mamu jee, Who said it is a language? It is an editor.

@Niksik

I don’t have a background in programming but I think if I knew some, it would help me tackle a lot of what I’m getting into. I think it’s the need of the times and I’d like to have my kids learn various types of programming. I can understand how it feels to create and fix something… I do get the opportunity to feel that way when I’m writing or designing something. Perhaps the programming challenge is more in sync with the modern world and it’s never too late to learn and catch up.

I always feel knowing programming is a great blessing to IT geeks. Do you wish, you studied IT at university as you love C&IT?

@STA

At the end of the day, it is the only thing which everybody want in life. Well, for me its to make my customer happy as long as they are happy with my application I am also happy.

naraye .net, jiye microsoft

STA, you are not only a programmer , you are business man too who wants to make sure his customers are happy with his product. And what else?

@Rayan

I loved programming when i learned it first, i couldn’t sleep for nights without thinking about the logic and algorithms for my next silly program. I made a complete Snake & Ladder game for my niece with pure C, no additional libraries no frameworks, its all pure C compiled on those ancient Intel Turbo C compilers. I spent days and nights to make it work, do the bitmap graphics with C arrays /structs. Then i found debugging, and lost in that world forever. I still love to programming, thats why i started working on mobile apps (android and IOS), the feeling is still the same, learning new libraries/API’s/Frameworks. Am going to make a Androip/IOS Game/App for my Nieces :), its a fun project with no deadline.

WOw, you did the real work. I gave up my night sleep to understand programming too. When I did programming for long hours later I realized it was on my mind for 24/7. My mind was thinking the solution, which method should i use to solve the specific issue but I couldn’t spend more time like you have set a goal to create a game. It really motivates.