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Coders are everywhere! And many stay connected through groups, meetups, conferences, and more.
When you code, you write instructions for computers and other hardware. The computer can then read your instructions and perform the given tasks. Coders are the ones guiding the computers in what to do and how.
Without coders, we wouldn’t have the apps we all use daily, the sites we visit, the platforms we rely on, the games we play, and the list goes on. Coders make a broad impact on how we live our lives.
Software engineers, data scientists, game developers, and many other tech professionals need to be sharp coders in order to create the technology we use every day – and to innovate as we move into the future.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS):
In the next ten years, the tech workforce will grow twice as fast as the overall U.S. workforce.
This will result in approximately 350,000 workers each year, adding up to several million through 2034.
Coders are everywhere! And many stay connected through groups, meetups, conferences, and more.
Earn competitive starting salaries with room for growth and increased pay.
Many types of careers require coding skills, including software engineers, data scientists, roles in cybersecurity, and beyond.
As you learn to code, you’ll sharpen your problem-solving skills through analysis, troubleshooting, and testing. Enhanced problem-solving skills help your career, no matter which role you take.
Coding requires a lot more creativity than you might think! With these skills, you can find unique ways to solve problems and create totally new technology.
Here are 10 signs you’ll enjoy it.
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