Is it easy to be a programmer?

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A lot of people ask that question. As someone who has been in the IT industry for many years and passed hundreds of students, I say this:

Dry knowledge alone is not enough to be a programmer. God-given innate inclinations and abilities play the most important role.

For example, not everyone can be a poet, an artist, a writer, just as not everyone can be a programmer. Everyone knows the concept of poet nature, and I think the word "aytichitabiat" should be included in the dictionary.

I have such acquaintances and students who have been studying in this field for 4 years and still can't install Windovs. I have other acquaintances who have graduated from diplomacy, or are specialists in large international companies without studying at all.

The purpose of raising this issue is to let you know if your child is prone. Don’t give in to an area he doesn’t want.

With the recent increase in interest in the IT field, the number of people teaching their children in this field has also increased. But sometimes such brothers get in touch with me and say, "Take a look at my son, he studied for 4 years, but he can't do it."

Talk about rubbing salt in my wounds - d'oh! The prices are great, but something is missing. They, too, gain experience over time, become apprentices to someone, develop skills, and move on. But for people with innate abilities, these things come much easier.

Again, a good professional is constantly working on himself. It never stops researching. This requires perseverance and patience. A non-growing specialist is not an expert.

In fact, the above applies to all areas. Programming is just one example. If you don’t believe Designer Miraziz aka, is it easy to be a designer without innate talent?

ps The post of our friend Ali Ramazan was an excuse for me to write this post. The man who was a butcher only 5 years ago is one of the strongest professionals in the field today.