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I'm self taught and I feel like a beginner, people say I'm actually getting quite good, but I still feel like a noob.
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@Bitwise Never have I seen someone use the wrong 'your' so many times in a single answer.
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@Bitwise Ah okay, you can't glide over the e? Anyway I don't mean to be too harsh, it's just a thing I notice xD
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@Bitwise Wow, I'm not going to tell you what to use man but it seems like that keyboard is failing at the one thing it's designed to do xD
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@Bitwise you're *
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I can truly relate to your situation @BlackCoderGirl as I 'm also relatively new in this industry. I guess it all boils down to confidence and being able to take on a challenge as it is part of a learning curve. As @spky said "...learning never stops", especially in this industry. All the very best in your coding endeavours and definitely keep
on growing yourself😊
I've been in the programming world for like a year and a half. I've had relatively notable achievements - first place at hackathons, completed kinda remarkable projects, I even got to teach programming to interns at a leading communications company in my country. However, I still feel like a beginner. I'm not confident enough to contribute to projects. Maybe it's because I'm self taught, but is this common? When did you feel like you were ready to proceed to the next level?
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!rant - more like a whine