The programmers would go, let them teach me
I think I became a programmer mainly because in the Neryungri gymnasium, where I studied, there was a computer class. And the computer science teacher allowed the guys to stay after class and play Duke Nukem 3D, WarCraft 2 and other time-slayers. But it was allowed to visit the informatics office (and stay after lessons) only to those who attended the computer science department and solved various tasks on basic'e - for example, to print numbers from 1 to 256 colored in different colors of the spectrum, and other monstrously complicated and insanely useful things. .
Of course, this is far from the only reason, and not even a reason at all - this is the first push in the direction of IT, and who knows, maybe if it were not, I would become an economist, lawyer, baker, turner, military, or someone else.
And what habra people have influenced the choice of future profession?
Of course, this is far from the only reason, and not even a reason at all - this is the first push in the direction of IT, and who knows, maybe if it were not, I would become an economist, lawyer, baker, turner, military, or someone else.
And what habra people have influenced the choice of future profession?
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/50289/
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