Bill Gates, Gabe Newell, and other computer people encourage programming

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BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2013-02-27 01:17

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Protip: anyone can learn how to program. Do projects that differentiate you from the large amount of computer science majors
Blassreiter wrote on 2013-02-27 01:20

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Well it's pretty good to land a job in Valve or Microsoft anyway. [S]That is if you pass the competition.[/S]
Sinned wrote on 2013-02-27 01:24

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Well it's pretty good to land a job in Valve or Microsoft anyway. [S]That is if you pass the competition.[/S]

As a pre-law student, I'm actually trying to get into patent law in Grad School after i get my BA, I'm also taking Intro to Programming and left enough room to finish the 2 other programming courses by the time I get my BA.

Whole plan is to learn programming while having an edge on corporate law *-*