How long does it take to graduate in the programming industry?

Hello, now the programming industry generally requires 4 years of study to graduate, if the learning is relatively simple, one or two months is fine.

But one thing is for sure, it is impossible to grow from a novice to a great god in half a year. You have to know that college students take four years to learn to code, and there are still some people who will be "unemployed after graduation".

Learning programming is not something that can be done by reading a few books, it requires you to continue to practice, write, and accumulate scattered knowledge points, which are directly related to your programming level.

This is how everyone programmer comes over, and at first they are confused, and it is very difficult to even output the ninety-nine multiplication table, and only through continuous practice can they become familiar with it, which is a process of reinforcing the way of thinking.

The knowledge points can be understood in a short time, but the way of thinking and programming experience need to be practiced to strengthen, which is why many beginners have already understood the basic concepts of the C language, but still can't write **.

To learn programming, if you are specifically learning programming, it will take at least half a year, or even a year to get started, but if you really want to learn to be proficient, it will take at least a year or two.

A lot of people have been asking how to learn programming lately. I think the most important thing to learn programming is to get started, if you have a good method and idea when you get started, and lay a solid foundation, it will be very beneficial to your future programming work. It doesn't matter even when learning a new programming language, because they have a lot in common and can learn from each other.

I think you can learn pascal first, this language is more rigorous and suitable for beginners. Pascal is known as the language of instruction, and it is rigorously structured, not as flexible and easy to understand and learn as C language. Then you can continue to learn C, which is more flexible.

With the foundation of Pascal, you will not have a problem when programming in C because of the flexibility of C. Later, you can learn VC or something.

C language book recommended Tan Haoqiang, better.

When I was learning Pascal and C, I did all the exercises at the back of the book, and I felt that it worked very well.

Of course, what language you learn depends on what industry you plan to work in. For example, if you want to do embedded development, C is a good choice, and if you want to develop on Windows, then VC is good. There is also database development, web development, and so on.

Different languages are suitable for different aspects. It depends on your own answers, hehe.

There are also many people who say that their foundation is very poor, and they even graduated from middle school or something. In fact, this is not important, compared to English, the number of words used in computer language is very small, and they are all common words, and they are often used to remember. Of course, if you want to read the original information or help, there are more professional words, but with the help of Kingsoft Word Tyrant, there is no big problem with reading it often.

As for what mathematics is clear, in fact, mathematics only cultivates your logical thinking ability, and it does not have a great impact when you first learn programming. Besides, as a basic programmer, there are system analysts and project managers above, who will do a good job of requirements analysis, outline design and detailed design, and you just need to write ** according to the document. However, to take it to the next level, the other basics are very important, after all, you can't write for a lifetime**.

After you learn C well, I personally recommend learning about data structures and software engineering. Both of these courses will be very helpful for you to improve your level. In particular, software engineering enables you to develop software according to scientific engineering methods, which is very beneficial for future development.

It's just a family's words, and I hope you forgive me if there is something missing.