Kosmik
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Reason for my comment is that it's unusual for a institution to teach code on a proprietary ide. Not a good practice at all , learning should be generic and about foundations.
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Reason for my comment is that it's unusual for a institution to teach code on a proprietary ide. Not a good practice at all , learning should be generic and about foundations.
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Wah, that's quite a sexist remark. I've known quite a few very good female developers, not many true ( rare things, women in IT in general) but your comment is a bit over the top.
Im not insulting anyone, just stating the facts that anyone in IT can agree with.
Take my uni class for example - 2006 - 2 females in a class out of around 200.
People who do programming in uni for the first time, most of them dont make it because they dont enjoy it.If you enjoyed it , you would have been doing that in highschool already as almost all of male programmers have.