/λ/ - How do i put my knowledge to action when i don't work in the field and don't have enough knowledge to freelance or start something complex from scratch? Suppose i start learning C today (just an example), and then i spend one month studying hard, after

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Luv 2017/11/18 (Sat) 21:42:44 No.862

How do i put my knowledge to action when i don't work in the field and don't have enough knowledge to freelance or start something complex from scratch?

Suppose i start learning C today (just an example), and then i spend one month studying hard, after that how will i be able to practice like if i was actually working in the field, or close to that?

Harry Bryant 2017/11/19 (Sun) 00:34:53 No.863

>>862

The same way you studie for a exam you need to have a objectif to put your knowledge to test. I'm no programmer so i don't even know if my example will be good but i hope it gives you a picture of what I'm trying to say.

So you're learning C, well let's think that to ensure you correctly understood what you learn you are going to create a program that gonna generate random character. One step at the time you're going to put your programming knowledge in the objective to create a a program that generate random character.

One of my mentor best tips he gave me was when you want to learn something new most of the time you have a objective in mind.

Incognito 2017/11/19 (Sun) 10:13:55 No.865

>>863

Thanks bro.

Paz 2017/11/19 (Sun) 18:56:52 No.867

>>862
just find something and work on it.

I wouldn't suggest using C.
It's mostly good for low level stuff you won't be ready to work on as a beginner, and debugging can be tough.