I have interest in acquiring some programming skills. Although I'm aware that there's enough information to fall back on online, I find it hard to get myself together to do serious study. These days it's become tougher reading without something to motivate me, say, near-term benefits. I have become lazy, I know.

Now, I came across a six-day training on software programming and I'm wondering: what difference will six days make?

To the more knowledgeable ones, do you think it will be worthwhile paying for such a short training?

Please your input is needed. Thanks.

Yes take it

programming is not cooking egusi soup with ogbono but rather an art that need to learned and practiced. six days is just like a foundation not the programming.

U1:
I have interest in acquiring some programming skills. Although I'm aware that there's enough information to fall back on online, I find it hard to get myself together to do serious study. These days it's become tougher reading without something to motivate me, say, near-term benefits. I have become lazy, I know.

Now, I came across a six-day training on software programming and I'm wondering: what difference will six days make?

To the more knowledgeable ones, do you think it will be worthwhile paying for such a short training?

Please your input is needed. Thanks.

Six days is enough to introduce basic concepts. It is however not enough to impart something tangible.
Try taking CS50x on [url]edx.org[/url], I'm currently enrolled in this course, and I tell it's very challenging.

6 days, are you kidding?

vickzdvipe:

Six days is enough to introduce basic concepts. It is however not enough to impart something tangible.
Try taking CS50x on [url]edx.org[/url], I'm currently enrolled in this course, and I tell it's very challenging.

Thanks, bro.

dayo2me:
6 days, are you kidding?

I understand your reaction, which was why I decided to seek a second opinion.

Thanks, all. I think I have to force myself to start learning on my own. I have access to written and visual materials, but lack of immediate incentive is the problem.

If na someone telling me of a strategy to make money in forex or binary options now, for example, I will have more interest in reading.

U1:
I have interest in acquiring some programming skills. Although I'm aware that there's enough information to fall back on online, I find it hard to get myself together to do serious study. These days it's become tougher reading without something to motivate me, say, near-term benefits. I have become lazy, I know.

Now, I came across a six-day training on software programming and I'm wondering: what difference will six days make?

To the more knowledgeable ones, do you think it will be worthwhile paying for such a short training?

Please your input is needed. Thanks.

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They are not deceiving you, you are the one deceiving your self.

^^^Who is talking about deception here? Some people sha.