In a word, programmers are either undergraduates or graduate students, or most of them are useless

Pure. Computers are the most practice-oriented thing. The determining factor is interest.

When I was a sophomore in junior high school, I was very interested in cracking, and at that time I taught myself how to assemble and hack several software.

This aspect requires strong logical thinking.

I am now proficient in computers, and I can help others solve all kinds of computer software and hardware problems and problems in operating systems, all of which are driven by interest.

But what would you do if you asked an undergraduate student to see him? In addition to writing a few programs, how much do you know about the various architectures of computer hardware, and what do you know about the operating mechanisms of various software? All of this is learned over a long period of time driven by interest.

Everyone can write programs, but how to write the same function to make it simplest?

And now university textbooks can't keep up with the pace of realization.

What you learn will become obsolete when you enter society, and you need to renew the information in your brain.

That's all I have to say.

If you want to learn the program, you can go to the snow forum and**,The books are the essence.,There are also security focus、MSDN and so on.。

No, I once met a person who started his own company to engage in computer science, and he said that the undergraduates they recruited were useless and couldn't program, and even those who graduated from graduate school still couldn't do it, and they didn't have practical ability.

I still believe in Marx's sentence that practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

What about this undergraduate, in fact, the things I learn are very rubbish, really, I sleep in class, and I usually play, maybe it's that kind of environmental atmosphere, Ai, how to say it, the university actually cultivates people's ability to think about something, logical ability, it's Ai, how to describe it, you may become more tolerant, or you may become more insignificant.

What kind of education do you say Gates has? That phrase is nonsense.

Tell me about my experience. If most people choose to do something, you have to think carefully about why they do it, is it really herd behavior? Actually, no, most of the choices made are often justified.

Just like most undergraduate graduates choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination now, there is a reason for the postgraduate examination. Whether there is a working stage of the knowledge learned or not will not be discussed for the time being. But a graduate degree is a stepping stone, with him you can enter banks, research institutes, state-owned enterprises, and most importantly, get a Beijing hukou, and if you are an undergraduate, these are very difficult.

So the 2 years of hard work of graduate students is very worthwhile (how much is a Beijing hukou worth, you know?). More than a few million! ）

If the landlord is very interested in programming, has strong self-learning ability, and has a very strong spirit of study, then whether it is a job or a graduate school, programming skills will improve quickly. If the programming level is average, and at the same time I like to delve into technology, then go to graduate school, after all, the graduate school will force you to learn a lot of things, and in the workplace, the company will only give you the task within your ability, for example, a task has technical challenges, now the company has a graduate student, there is an undergraduate, then this task must be done for graduate students, undergraduates can only do some low-level work, unless you are very enterprising, to fight for this task from the boss, otherwise it is to do low-level work, repetitive work. Working in the company, every progress and growth takes far more than the hard work that graduate students learn from textbooks and teachers.

I became a programmer because I couldn't get into graduate school, anyway, graduate school is a better choice, master's and doctoral students have a wider vision and platform than undergraduate programmers, they have their own stage, and programmers are just supporting roles that are realized by others.