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Hacker Jack
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I asked a question on Reddit about how everyone learned C++ and most of the answers were like "I learned this and that first back in the 60's then I learned C++ in 80's or 90's".
I always thought programming/computer science was a young man's because of all the "day in life of software developers/data scientists/pen testers/game devs etc" showing people who were like 20 to 40 years old.
When I ask questions on Reddit I can usually tell the older people from the younger people because the older guys usually explain stuff by the book. Just thought I'd add that.
I always thought programming/computer science was a young man's because of all the "day in life of software developers/data scientists/pen testers/game devs etc" showing people who were like 20 to 40 years old.
When I ask questions on Reddit I can usually tell the older people from the younger people because the older guys usually explain stuff by the book. Just thought I'd add that.