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it was about programmers, not Einsteins,
but even for Einstein or Newton, without motivation and amount of invested work they would not have come that far.
You are implying that it doesn't take any special talent or intelligence to become a good programmer - whether it be writing code or designing solutions to a problem.
Some here are talking about 30+ years of experience; therefore they started much like I did, back in the days of assembly language, BASIC, punch cards, and so forth. Programs back then were things like simple sort algorithms, mortgage amortizations, and biorhythms. We were thrilled that the machines did what we told them too, after many iterations of trying and retrying.
No, you can't have my well-prized copies of Basic BASIC or Advanced BASIC ...
You have to do those in which you can show your skills and tactics. performace is a way to show thier talent. It's depend uopon your intrest, how much you adopt the job scenario and how do results them.
The best talent of every person how he learn and produce results from them.
I am glad there is a not a consensus on it and most people said good programmers are made. I was reading a few things about good programmers being born, like a natural skill and that was kinda turning me off. I read all opinions/posts and I plan on writing a more elaborated post later.
I think people have a predisposition to certain based on the way they think practice is great and all that but you have to naturally think in particular ways to do things well. You do not choose your calling you are called
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