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[Discussion]What is your main aim of becoming a programmer?

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Ben Sinclair

I didn't have an aim. I enjoyed playing around with computers when I was young, and I enjoyed the challenges and creativity required to come up with solutions that you thought were impossible yesterday.

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N Cee Dee

wow, you just spoke my mind,
i was committed to commuters too.. i admired it

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Yash

have fun

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N Cee Dee

So, that means you really just enjoy it...

that's great

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Graham Morby

Ermmm Money? I would say a good career brings good income - 2nd to that I enjoy the problem solving aspect of it

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N Cee Dee

definitely correct...

but i have a question for you,...

what do you enjoy more in it...

is it the money or the work on it's own..

pick one.

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Graham Morby

The money 100% - it allows me and my family to live very well

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N Cee Dee

ok sir,

goodluck to more moneys

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Graham Morby

Thank and good luck to you too

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Andrew Baisden

I suppose it would be to make a good living myself with a healthy stable income and some passive income streams. I think it is quite a good way to build an audience too and the content you create can help aspiring developers to get into this industry too.

Programming started out as a hobby for me and it still is so I se it as a passion and work its the best of both worlds.

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N Cee Dee

Wow...
Just like you are saying my mind ☺️...

Wishing you best of luck and accomplishment..

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Locky Keaney

I always liked making and building things when I was younger (dad was a carpenter, worked as an electrician after school, was good at fixing things) and then I did a coding class at uni and realised I could make things and the materials (code) was completely free. Snowballed from there.

Lost a bit of motivation to do my own stuff for a while, just did it for work, but it's back now. Just making things for the sake of it.

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N Cee Dee

wow...

good luck to you

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Fen

Being able to pay my bills while doing something I enjoy. I have already fulfilled this objective by now but I don't feel good about being static in this position, so I'm always trying to push forward in terms of knowledge, practice and paycheck

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N Cee Dee

wow..
am even speechless.

you have a nice aim.

good luck

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N Cee Dee

I want to be greater than the legends in programming, i will make a very big platform which will take over other platform.. i always think big... WHAT OF YOU?

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Keff

I got into it by accident, tried it, enjoyed it and found a decent job.

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N Cee Dee

awwwn...

so,then later.. you accidentally fell in love it and you are accidentally making money from it too..
lol.

goodluck

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N Cee Dee • Edited

if someone probably thought of that, there could be some breakdown because he/she will be focused on being a legend without working out on how to become that legend.

but me saying i want to become a legend doesn't mean i will not work for it. that's the sacrifice am making

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Rajesh Royal

Lots of money and its interesting.

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N Cee Dee

but,are you doing it for the money?