How to get a job as a programmer?

First of I need to tell you these things 1) getting a job is different than doing job 2) doing a job is not just coding In job employees have different roles and they fulfill their roles based on their scope and through communicating with people. If you want to get a job in a company where you should drive to reach office then you need to be prepared for technical interview by technical lead, personal interview by HR. if you can crack them you get a job but it's not all. Doing work under your team is totally different task. Since you are young you can join as fresher and learn from your seniors Long story short : follow regular procedure to get a job If you want to do job from home as an independent individual then things get but complex First of all you need to be competent in technical stuff ( in your case python) then understand business all by yourself and give a best solution. That is lot for a single individual but freelancers do it based on their experience. I you want the second procedure then go through beginner tutorials of learning python, then read books on that , get comfortable with concepts , then ask people about programming problems an then try to implement using your skills. When you think you can solve most of the problem with your skills then you can start your career as freelancer and start bidding based on your efforts. Even as freelancer you need to communicate with your client and it can get tricky at times. Note: certification on your skills is added advantage whether you go for job or as a freelancer

If you really want to get hired by a company when you grow up, I recommend you learn C++ which is like the standard for creating top quality software and games. There's so many things you can do as a programmer, but here's my 2 cents. Think of the programs you use often on your computer, wither it be a game, internet browser, etc.

Job: What you need to learn Game: C++ Bank: Colbolt Robotics: C Mobile device apps: Java/python Math: Matlab Webmaster: HTML, PHP, SQL, javascript s'hittierapple: objective c nothing: ruby

Job: What you need to learn Game: C++ Bank: Colbolt Robotics: C Mobile device apps: Java/python Math: Matlab Webmaster: HTML, PHP, SQL, javascript s'hittierapple: objective c nothing: ruby

If you really want to get hired by a company when you grow up, I recommend you learn C++ which is like the standard for creating top quality software and games. There's so many things you can do as a programmer, but here's my 2 cents. Think of the programs you use often on your computer, wither it be a game, internet browser, etc.

To come and work in the games industry as a programmer you really, really have to be into games. Just thinking that this is more exciting than going and working on databases or in accounting isn't enough motivation. Too many people have been lured by the false image of young programmers with fast sports cars, and been predictably disappointed. Sure, it can happen, but that shouldn't be your reason for wanting to write games.

I agree, C++ is a major programming skill that is a must and very useful. I will get you started if you want. Copy what is below and google it... ______________________________________… #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { cout << "hello world" ; return 0; }

To come and work in the games industry as a programmer you really, really have to be into games. Just thinking that this is more exciting than going and working on databases or in accounting isn't enough motivation. Too many people have been lured by the false image of young programmers with fast sports cars, and been predictably disappointed. Sure, it can happen, but that shouldn't be your reason for wanting to write games.

I agree, C++ is a major programming skill that is a must and very useful. I will get you started if you want. Copy what is below and google it... ______________________________________... #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { cout << "hello world" ; return 0; }