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as long as you are fairly intelligent i think you should be able to handle programming.

As long as you are ok in maths at O or A levels you should be fine

in general programmers /computer scienctist are not as sound in  maths as engineers or mathematicians for example.

reason i say this is that i did an undergrad in engineering and i came across some brutal maths

i also did a post grad in computer science and i went through most of the content very easily with basic discrete maths.

So unless u are writing a numerical program. basic maths should be enough

u probably don't need to know maths if you are doing web development.

no long thing jare

sorry o

Quick question is it possible to run a cold fusion or php code in debug mode from an IDE ?

Really

flexible working - ability to work from home at any time if i want

the CFA and ACCA part is definately a lie.

to be fully qualified in any of these he will require about 4 - 5 yrs work verifiable experience

at 23 yrs that is probably not possible.




don't be fooled

10 yrs java hmm

this is ridiculous

dGhost:
Programming is a subset of Development - a Developer can be a Programmer while a Programmer cannot be a Developer

A programmer is only concerned with the write of codes to achieve a particular functionality which a Developer must have provided from his functional specification

I remember this definition when i was in uni.

But i think in practice any software development work no matter how small requires some element of analysis and design.

programming is the actual writing of the code and i doubt if there is anyone out there who does tcoding alone these days

is this spam or what

logica:
Programmer < Developer < Architect

Just a look at the Java certification trail will explain further.

logica not really.

programmer and developer can be used interchangabely

architect is definately a step higher