I want to be an expert in a programming language. However, seeing typed-out codes make me squeamish. I figure some folks, maybe even you, feel the same way. So, we'll do something a little different from usual in this program.
There are many, if not too many, resources about programming languages you want to learn. However, most of these resources are not very useful as they can confuse a learner more in some cases. So Don't waste your time. Instead, let me spend that time researching solid resources on programming languages, tools, etc., that I, and by extension, you, would be learning.
So rather than teach you by writing out boring codes, the course program would point you in the direction of great resources that go straight to the point. So if your learning curve is in tandem with mine, as seen in my last post, rest assured that you have the best resources to look forward to.
If you missed that post, do well to check here.
So far in my ALX journey, we have learned the values to succeed as software engineers in the making. They include courage, humility, adventure, initiative, and grit.
To the best of my understanding, they stand as success rules:
First, you must be courageous enough to know what you want and go for it.
Second, you must be humble enough to know when to ask for help.
Third, you must be adventurous and thus love to explore new territories and learning processes continuously.
Fourth, you must take the initiative to help others and be innovative enough to change the status quo.
Finally, it would be best not to let challenges stop you. Take every failure as a "yet", not as an end.
In conclusion, I speak positively about myself concerning this program: I would finish it in strides and reap its best benefits. On that note, goodbye, till next time.
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