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[codescript94]

What was the first language you learned? Why did you choose her?

 

[Hbaa7]

Programming is essentially for the hackers or to the website or app designers ... aaah there's more way to learn language programming such as JavaScript, python, HTML, C+++ , etc so, according to one's desire all methods are good to be learnt expect the complexity and user-friendliness of method...when you want to learn it with no intrications I may dedicate to use python, but for better at the extent you could hack, use HTML...coz all those hackers likely to bug with NASA they use HTML

 

[Riberet19]

well as I think I wrote in another thread related to programming in my case I chose to start with Python because I think its commands are very simple if you are beginners since they are very intuitive and then I learned about JavaScript, but if you are definitely starting I would bet on Python

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

It wasn't that long ago that programmers lived in a shadowy, exclusive community. In the past, only a small number of people were deemed to have advanced coding skills in the realm of computers. Many current IT positions necessitate fluency in multiple major programming languages. You may be wondering which programming language to study if your plans call for you to become an expert in one in order to move up in your current profession or switch to a new one entirely. The investment in time and resources to learn a new language requires careful consideration.

It all depends on your selected field.

 

[Riberet19]

It wasn't that long ago that programmers lived in a shadowy, exclusive community. In the past, only a small number of people were deemed to have advanced coding skills in the realm of computers. Many current IT positions necessitate fluency in multiple major programming languages. You may be wondering which programming language to study if your plans call for you to become an expert in one in order to move up in your current profession or switch to a new one entirely. The investment in time and resources to learn a new language requires careful consideration.

It all depends on your selected field.

As you say before people who knew how to program or programmers were in a very exclusive niche today knowing how to program is one of the most sought after skills in the labor market from my point of view in many countries is even being proposed or even programming classes have been integrated since elementary school I think it will become increasingly relevant in the world due to the digital world to the that we are heading for or in which we are already

 

[codescript94]

Programming is essentially for the hackers or to the website or app designers ... aaah there's more way to learn language programming such as JavaScript, python, HTML, C+++ , etc so, according to one's desire all methods are good to be learnt expect the complexity and user-friendliness of method...when you want to learn it with no intrications I may dedicate to use python, but for better at the extent you could hack, use HTML...coz all those hackers likely to bug with NASA they use HTML

Of all the programming languages you mentioned only html is not considered a friend. Html is used for marking text on a web page and hackers cannot use html to invade something because it is not possible to do this using html but a dynamic programming language if it is a website such as c#, python, php, javascript .

 

[codescript94]

well as I think I wrote in another thread related to programming in my case I chose to start with Python because I think its commands are very simple if you are beginners since they are very intuitive and then I learned about JavaScript, but if you are definitely starting I would bet on Python

Yes, as high-level languages tend to be easier to learn, they are now considered to be low-level languages that look more like an assembly language, for example, and much more complex in their memory and in the processor, they directly interfere with your memory and the machine processor.

 

[codescript94]

It wasn't that long ago that programmers lived in a shadowy, exclusive community. In the past, only a small number of people were deemed to have advanced coding skills in the realm of computers. Many current IT positions necessitate fluency in multiple major programming languages. You may be wondering which programming language to study if your plans call for you to become an expert in one in order to move up in your current profession or switch to a new one entirely. The investment in time and resources to learn a new language requires careful consideration.

It all depends on your selected field.

Very well put, my friend, programming languages really are like a language you are studying to learn, but instead of being a spoken language it is a machine language that requires a lot of focus, discipline and also putting everything into practice. that we learn if we don't end up forgetting everything we read.

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

As you say before people who knew how to program or programmers were in a very exclusive niche today knowing how to program is one of the most sought after skills in the labor market from my point of view in many countries is even being proposed or even programming classes have been integrated since elementary school I think it will become increasingly relevant in the world due to the digital world to the that we are heading for or in which we are already

It is clear that digital and technological tools are becoming increasingly prevalent in today's modern environment. You can't take a step without coming across a professional studying on their laptop at a coffee shop or a child playing video games on their parent's smartphone. Both of these activities are commonplace. In the years ahead, there will likely be an increase in the prevalence of the usage of smart devices to the point where one day, nobody will be capable of recalling what society was like before the invention of smartphones and other electronic devices.

 

[Riberet19]

It is clear that digital and technological tools are becoming increasingly prevalent in today's modern environment. You can't take a step without coming across a professional studying on their laptop at a coffee shop or a child playing video games on their parent's smartphone. Both of these activities are commonplace. In the years ahead, there will likely be an increase in the prevalence of the usage of smart devices to the point where one day, nobody will be capable of recalling what society was like before the invention of smartphones and other electronic devices.

If what you say is true people in 60-70 years will see this time as super distant and obsolete sure that in that not so distant future programming is as important as learning English in any non-Anglo-Saxon country everyone will have to know at least a little about it

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

If what you say is true people in 60-70 years will see this time as super distant and obsolete sure that in that not so distant future programming is as important as learning English in any non-Anglo-Saxon country everyone will have to know at least a little about it

We have arrived at greatness, but with it comes due to its hazardous of Success that threatens to eclipse even our greatest achievements. 9 billion people will need to be fed, clothed, transported, employed, educated, and entertained by the year 2050.

Billions of people are betting on a global economy that will continue to expand for generations. Our insatiable appetite for expansion is threatening to suffocate all life on Earth. We are causing global warming by spending too much money, using more clean water than we have, creating income inequality, reducing biodiversity, and setting off shockwaves whenever we face an issue we cannot solve.

 

[Riberet19]

We have arrived at greatness, but with it comes due to its hazardous of Success that threatens to eclipse even our greatest achievements. 9 billion people will need to be fed, clothed, transported, employed, educated, and entertained by the year 2050.

Billions of people are betting on a global economy that will continue to expand for generations. Our insatiable appetite for expansion is threatening to suffocate all life on Earth. We are causing global warming by spending too much money, using more clean water than we have, creating income inequality, reducing biodiversity, and setting off shockwaves whenever we face an issue we cannot solve.

Everything you say is true but what could be done against that tell people not to have more children because it is a problem for the planet it is clear that all people need to be fed and clothed and etc etc .. But it is something that I hardly see that can be stopped the other day I think we reached 8 billion people on planet Earth at least 1/3 of those people live below the poverty line if we continue on this path I foresee that there will be many more by 2050 So how do I think we will be more than 9 billion since just a few years ago we reached 7 billion and we have already reached 8 billion in 2022 what do you think about it?

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

Everything you say is true but what could be done against that tell people not to have more children because it is a problem for the planet it is clear that all people need to be fed and clothed and etc etc .. But it is something that I hardly see that can be stopped the other day I think we reached 8 billion people on planet Earth at least 1/3 of those people live below the poverty line if we continue on this path I foresee that there will be many more by 2050 So how do I think we will be more than 9 billion since just a few years ago we reached 7 billion and we have already reached 8 billion in 2022 what do you think about it?

There is a mountain of proof suggesting the end of humanity is at hand, happening perhaps within the coming years. There is also a substantial amount of information suggesting that the extinction of the human race is, at this point, unavoidable.

There are currently at least a few possible routes leading to human extinction within the next few years: nuclear war, ecological breakdown (already progressed and near the brink), and climate disaster. Inevitably, there are a wide number of possible outcomes for any of these routes.

 

[Riberet19]

There is a mountain of proof suggesting the end of humanity is at hand, happening perhaps within the coming years. There is also a substantial amount of information suggesting that the extinction of the human race is, at this point, unavoidable.

There are currently at least a few possible routes leading to human extinction within the next few years: nuclear war, ecological breakdown (already progressed and near the brink), and climate disaster. Inevitably, there are a wide number of possible outcomes for any of these routes.

I believe from my point of view that it will not be so soon but if it is true that we face many problems that will trigger at any time in a disaster worse climate crisis wars and riots everywhere economic crisis global warming cultural decay demographic decadence etc ..

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

I believe from my point of view that it will not be so soon but if it is true that we face many problems that will trigger at any time in a disaster worse climate crisis wars and riots everywhere economic crisis global warming cultural decay demographic decadence etc ..

Central banks have been increasing interest rates rapidly in recent months in an effort to curb inflation. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates yesterday by 0.75 percentage points, and the Bank of Britain will do the same today. After a string of rate increases, mortgage rates multiplied, government borrowing costs skyrocketed, and a recession became a real possibility. People on the ground will suffer, but will the elites succeed in their goals?

 

[Riberet19]

Central banks have been increasing interest rates rapidly in recent months in an effort to curb inflation. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates yesterday by 0.75 percentage points, and the Bank of Britain will do the same today. After a string of rate increases, mortgage rates multiplied, government borrowing costs skyrocketed, and a recession became a real possibility. People on the ground will suffer, but will the elites succeed in their goals?

well I do not know if they can lower inflation to 2% as before all this also if it is put to 3% or 3.5% and leave it there claiming that it is a good place to keep normal people or complain and they will have won the game since they would be stealing almost double what they stole from normal people than a few years ago

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

well I do not know if they can lower inflation to 2% as before all this also if it is put to 3% or 3.5% and leave it there claiming that it is a good place to keep normal people or complain and they will have won the game since they would be stealing almost double what they stole from normal people than a few years ago

All of us are susceptible to this phenomenon. For instance, when you're out with buddies, you find out you don't have enough money to cover the tab. To remedy this, you quickly withdraw cash from the nearest ATM, which may or may not be associated with your bank. It's only fair that the bank takes a little cut from your withdrawals when you use their ATM ($2.50 to $10, typically). But you probably already know that there is a fee associated with not using your bank's ATM. ATM fees, credit card charges, and returned check costs can quickly mount up to a considerable sum, despite first appearing to be very minor. Also, inflation takes effect and the value of your money is reduced; it is another form of stealing.

 

[Riberet19]

All of us are susceptible to this phenomenon. For instance, when you're out with buddies, you find out you don't have enough money to cover the tab. To remedy this, you quickly withdraw cash from the nearest ATM, which may or may not be associated with your bank. It's only fair that the bank takes a little cut from your withdrawals when you use their ATM ($2.50 to $10, typically). But you probably already know that there is a fee associated with not using your bank's ATM. ATM fees, credit card charges, and returned check costs can quickly mount up to a considerable sum, despite first appearing to be very minor. Also, inflation takes effect and the value of your money is reduced; it is another form of stealing.

If it is clear that in most banking processes all those commissions that they charge you is surely a subtle way to steal from the average citizen and reduce their purchasing power as well as inflation is the most subtle way of all to steal from the average citizen without financial education without him noticing or at least not complaining because you have stolen directly

 

[magnus2022]

It is quite unfortunate that I dont know much about programming except the names only. Now, I honestly want to learn programming to help manage my sites. But, presently am so occupied and dont have the time to learn anything now.

 

[Sammydan]

I don't know much about programming, but recently I started to learn programming language. When I wanted to start, I enquired from people which programming language can I learn first. Those that I ask did not give me specific answer, but rather give me a list of programing languages I can choose from. After thinking about it, I decided to start with python. I choose python because I believe it give background knowledge about most of the programming language.