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ava From Zero: Learn Java Programming Fast for Beginners to Professionals: The Complete Guide With Code Examples and Exercises to Become a Professional
Discover how to become a six-figure developer without going back to school.
Are you thinking of transitioning into a career as a software developer?
Have you always been interested in programming languages and tinkering with technology?
Do you wish there was a straightforward way to gain all the skills and knowledge you need to write your own programs?
If you're looking to make a living as a Java programmer, you're in luck.
According to HackerRank, Java is now the third most in-demand language that hiring managers look for.
Discover how to become a six-figure developer without going back to school.
Are you thinking of transitioning into a career as a software developer?
Have you always been interested in programming languages and tinkering with technology?
Do you wish there was a straightforward way to gain all the skills and knowledge you need to write your own programs?
If you're looking to make a living as a Java programmer, you're in luck.
According to HackerRank, Java is now the third most in-demand language that hiring managers look for.
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Edited by zibi-k, 10 June 2023
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sorted byYou need a natural aptitude for software development, a lot of experience, genuine passion for software development, and lots of peripheral knowledge to even start. Peripheral knowledge such as software theory (data structures, security), cloud platform stuff, patterns of doing stuff, other peripheral languages such as sql, bash scripting, python, js. Also need knowledge of business/project stuff like agile.
My recommendation is get a bachelor degree in computer science and then try it as a junior for a year or so before even considering.
If that seems too much don't bother you'll struggle in the job if you get one and won't enjoy it.
Getting a Bachelors to give a certain career path a go is a very expensive experiment both fiscally and time wise... Whilst I agree you can't become a good software engineer from just a book, learning how a language works then challenging yourself with building X or Y, is certainly a good approach to see if you like it before making any bigger commitments like either university, a bootcamp or even an apprenticeship (If I went back I'd probably choose the latter but university has landed me an incredible role at a company I love admittedly)
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