The coding is the thing which
makes most of the things we use in our daily life. If you have not been into
coding for any reason you should know that It is coding that makes a lot of even
ordinary things of your everyday life. Example like calculator, computer,
websites, software, movie players, TV screens and even your new iPhone are
engage with coding somehow.
No matter whether or not you are Computer Science students, you should learn a
little coding. For this you can first of all search for a particular language
which might also help you with your works of everyday life and then select the
one that suits you.
There is a research infographic about Coding by OnlineCollege.org, this research
infographic will be discussed in the coming paragraphs of this articles. You
will be happy to know the answers of many important and amazing questions after
reading this article.
In just first five months of present year that is 2012, 1 Million people signed
up for lessons on a coding website named Codecadmey. Millions of other Noobs are
also making this year as the “CODING YEAR”. Among those 1 Million learners one
was Micheal Bloomberg, NYC Mayor.
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When I said you should learn little coding because it is being used in your
everyday life now, you might have asked, what are another benefits if I become
professional in coding? They answer is many companies like Facebook, Google,
YouTube, Twitter, Tumblr, Apple, Microsoft, etc are already waiting for your
genius mind. Not only that if have you had enough self confidence you will be
able to start your own work to stand beside these companies along with your
staff.
Facebook recently hired 12 software engineers for $4 million each. Not only that
but they bought FreindFeed for $47 million and has done nothing with the start
up so far. The numbers of jobs for software developers are increasing with a
higher pace comparative to other jobs, with a growth rate of 30%.
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If you are thinking that if this all is happening with this coding, it must be
somewhat a giant kind of thing. No really it’s not I am also a computer science
student and I didn’t find coding as much harder, though learning English was
even harder than learning to code. Software developer bootcamp teaches ruby in
10 weeks for $10K. But amazing to know that those who completed the first camp
have received jobs of average pays $79K.
There is a part in the infographic which is a fact that is about girl and
programming. In 80’s one out of three computer science students were female and
now it is one out of ten students are female. I remember in my first semester of
computer science 4 out of 47 students were female. In the year 1984 37% of
computer science graduates were women and in 2010 it was just 4%. Beside that
fact is that women have been pioneer of computer sciences. In 1842, Ada Lovelace
wrote the world’s first machine algorithm. In 1946, a team of 6 women programmed
ENIAC, the first electronic computer. In 1952, Grace Hopper’s language compiler
gave her the nickname “The Mother of Cobol”.
There are a lot of sites online just like codecademy from where you can start
learning programming languages for free from home. Experts are to say that one
day the coding will be the elementary subject in schools just like grammar and
mathematics.
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