Hi, I haven't started yet but I already have 2 questions, they don't fit here so they will be below, please answer them

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Question 1: Will this profession (programmer) be relevant for many years to come?
Question 2: Can I become a good programmer without education and mathematical knowledge?

Answer 1

The answers to your questions can be quite involved. But in short, programming jobs will be here for a long time to come. It will probably be twenty years before we see any massive drops in the field due to AI. Instead, programmers will need to embrace AI to help them build larger projects faster. Instead of writing 5000 lines of code manually, you will work with AI to generate 100,000 lines of code and produce apps capable of many more advanced features we don't have today. I could list 100 apps that do not exist today and are only waiting on someone to write the code for them. AI will help to create those as it would take too many humans too much time to do it all manually.

Do you need an education and math knowledge, honestly, yes. You can have a career without that, but it's much harder. For every job, there are hundreds or even thousands of applications. Those are filtered so the most talented are on top. With no education and no experience, how will you rise to the top? Maybe you know someone and can get an opportunity. It is possible. But without a degree, it won't be easy to stand out.

Final thoughts on education ... Your odds of landing a great job will depend on having excellent skills and education as a programmer but will also benefit from industry experience. Imagine a programmer who also studied medicine, or mechanical engineering, or law. That second discipline will create opportunities. A programmer who knows the industry is far more valuable.

Answer 2

1 answer is programming ki need har waqt rahe gi .. bas sikhte jao

And 2 answer is .....
Bina education ke shayad tum programming kar lo per without basic knowledge of maths you cannot learn programming....
Learn basic of maths atleast STD 10th maths

Answer 3

Queen I have always hesitated to take on this task because I am afraid of change, I am afraid that after I learn a lot of complicated things, suddenly it may no longer be needed.