Thursday, March 5, 2009

Who Can Program Better Than You?

In the old time when people used to program using difficult codes no one ever thought of joining classes as the lessons were similar to counting the sand particles in the Sea.

Now look what is happening in the Markets, in the Industry and even with Private, Businesses.

Any programming language is earning a red carpet welcoming as the demand to design, build and manage the overall activities in the World Market fetches for more simple but more sophisticated applications to satisfy their market needs.
So where have those who are willing to learn the any programming language gone? When I started learning my first programming language I made one terrible mistake.


I showed no Interest in learning how to program and this made my learning more difficult.

Interest is the drive to learning any programming language that you dream to be perfect in.

The secret to program lies in you. You know why?
You might have had a chat on the net and someone happened to tell you that he is good is bringing down PCs, or any one you find in the streets brags how good they are when it comes to programming. But give them a paper and a pen; ask then to write a simple code. What happens? They begin to breathe like furious buffalos. They simply can’t put it down on paper. Why?
These clearly show that there is love for programming but few know how to tap it.


You have to realize that programming is learning a new language all together. The only difference is that the time frame of understanding depends on you. The spirit you put in the learning and the will all depend on how long you will start making the smallest application.
I remember when I was learning, my classmate was more or like born with the programming language in his blood. He fell in love with the technical writing of the language, he would narrate of how he feels relieved when he sits on his desk and builds an application the same way a kid would build a house from light blocks.
That’s the trick! You get bound to the styles, rules, conditions, and the format.

Try it now, give yourself a one week trial and discover what you can do. The power comes out of your finger tips. To lighten your burden let other know what blocks you when it comes to understanding the real "meat" of the language.

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