@captheobbyist6434
i enjoy programming since i was a kid so im think im ready for harder things
@NicolaRomano
Agree completely. True for any profession/area of study, really.
@goodguyhenri2090
also consider that at university things may tend to flow slower.
@SoCalSurfer69
Never a truer statement! I started programming on a Commodore 64 with BASIC then on to C, then on and on with other languages. Hours upon hrs of writing code and trying to find that typo that causing my code Not to work. 😮😂😂😂
@3toplay67
Something I want to add because after 9 semesters of chemistry and a bachelors degree I finally decided to do the right thing and study computer science: Don‘t beat yourself up if you realize you didn‘t choose the perfect path from the start. You can always switch, life is not a race. If you are unhappy with your situation look for the things that cause you to be unhappy an CHANGE THEM. Waiting will only make it harder.
@mondikoci2966
Only one who knows, knows that this is the right advice.
@samarnagar9699
Never forget enjoying the work
@Sorrow_With_Pain
I actually dropped out of my cs studies recebtly for a different reason. I really enjoyed the cybersecurity and networking i studied in the first year and the programming was fun but a bit boring and not very helpful. But after the first year into the next realising id just spend even more hours not learning how to code good software or anything else regarding cyber security along with having to repeat unnecessary modules such regarding research and academic writing, which was irrelevant to what i wanted to do, i decided to drop out and focus myself into cybersecurity and writing software.
@cyrusmagnus
What did you find hard about it? I didn't run into anything particularly hard in CS.
@MrJears
Just good advice for any course or job really. They just get difficult in different ways.
@GrimmReapgi
Honestly, I would’ve just said don’t
@idlowii7670
Skibidi toilet rizz (I’m on a fking 4th semester rn and I both love and hate it)
@brianlogan4740
Yeah solid advice. Feel like it's the same for a doctor, accountant, lawyer. It can either be your hell or your passion. Follow your heart.
@ironichoneybadger5066