William Phelps

What is the best way for a self-taught Java developer without degree in computer science to get hands on the real project to gain experience?
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Hi, I’m applying for a scholarship and one of the questions asks why I chose Computer Science and to share a personal experience that motivated me to join this field. Could you please share your experience? For example: – Why you chose Computer Science – Any personal event or moment that...

My name is Albert and I go to crane middle school in Yuma and I’m sort of good with computers but I want to be better and make a profit from my knowledge and skills. And I wanna master code or just anything with computers, So what jobs should I do if I do good with computers or technology?...

I'm concerned that I've been learning how to do coding such as javascript and python but I can't seem to do my own project to be able to learn what I've learned. I need all the help I can get, please tell me what to do as a hard learner, and include your top tips for coding!

I'm currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science and wanted to know more about different coding projects that can enhance my coding skills! It would be a great way to gain knowledge and add to my portfolio for internships and job offers.

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I have done computer science classes since freshman year of high school and have enjoyed it, but I also am worried about job security.

I have background knowledge in python. I am junior in high school. I am looking to progress my knowledge. I am learning on coursera and have coursera plus so I can get any course there.

can i learn programming if i am not good enough in math?

IT is heavily impacted by AI, the job market, and changing technology trends.
I was wondering which careers are more laid off proof or the most stable currently.
And if these careers will be stable for the next 5 years or so.

I have my associates in IT with a concentration of computer programming & development. Currently I am pursuing my Bachelor’s in the same study. I want to build up my portfolio by creating projects that’ll be beneficial for me career wise.

I completed my 1st year at a competitive engineering university where all 1st year students take basic engineering classes and then apply for a specific engineering degree path. I applied for a CS path, but was given EE and ME options (as the CS path is, by far, the most competitive path). My...

I want to learn programming and I hope you can help me achieve my goal

programming tips

I know skills are important for a successful career, but acquiring all those skills takes time. Meanwhile, you also need to pay your bills, so money is important too, right?

I am 14 years old I have passion for computer programming and development. I have been going online through many articles and lecture on computer programming please where else can I get more information and learning outlet for computer programming. Why is programming not thought at my class level?