Life Needs Aim

Hai ^^,
i remember an article that i read from Max it magazine regarding about job scope of programmer by Jonathan Freeman, in his article he wrote that … without a keen interest to sustain through years of thankless, tiring work, programming really won’t be for everyone. Programming is 70 percent aptitude, 30 percent attitude and interest…

I agree with those words, to enhance our programming skill we need to spent more time on coding and troubleshooting the syntax errors   easily speaking without spending more time in front of pc and learn from errors  we can hardly advance our skill to next level

My lecturer once said that programming is an art of thinking ,  well it is true if a person have a good sense of logic he/she manage to code a program nicely…. For example it is a good practice if  a programmer able to make a software that contains fewer lines of codes which helps the software executes faster and use less memory

To make programming as our profession we must able to face dateline and debugging and troubleshoot our program which sometime push us to” stay put” infornt of our pc for quite a time…. perhaps it can also effect our daily social life

but If we make programming as our hobby.. we can take our own time with no rush..

Well from my personal  view i prefer the second choice, i like programming especially web programming but not to an extend which i spent lots of my time in front of my pc in order to rush for dateline ><