You Will Fail Abroad 

Absolutely

Me

So many

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i am 20

I TOTALLY agree with you on this.

Programmers are gonna be relevant even after 50 years..

Still you need python like languages to create those AI model that write codes for you.

😢 O really ok for example a client said you to create a website using ai in python language . And when u give it to the client and client said change something in it then how you will do it😐. You should know how to do manually then use ai You will not be replaced.

Being a web developer I think that programming is not about little easy pizzy websites .. It is more about advanced user interfaces and interaction.. ai can't even create a simple WordPress website let alone these advance webApps.. So bhai dobara seekhna shuru kardo python... Programming kahin nhi jaane wali.😂

SQA engineer

How about your experience ???

ok kese kea ? kahan se seekha?

Yes

Of course in telecompany and as teachers online on apps

Just Bechler karo bhale government ki karo dont need to spend money and then just courses karo dil laga ke apni skills upgrade karo jesa ka azad bhai ne kaha hai

Agar aap buhat zabardast Programmer ho or Buhat Acha Portfolio and Experience hai to degree ka bina hi job mil jate hai. Agar job nh b mili to b Programming se pasay ban sakte hai Websites create karke

Usme illustrator aur Photoshop ke bare mein bhi batana all full prosess kaise charector bnte hai or phir kaise animation karwana hai

sure sb say ziada software engineer hee hit hun gy

Toffee?

your knowledge is limited that's why you are saying in regards to his point of view.

@@s.w.a.kworld6302 it will be an honor, if you change my mind. TBH no one is educated in Pakistan and it is a fact. Even the teachers here are the one who failed in their ambition of life. Im at FSc level now and still am not sure that i have learned something and for sure i haven't, cause the only thing i have is Ratta and that is the thing which has left Pakistan a century behind from the world. I respect these mentors more than the teachers i have since the beginning of the school and the reason you may know better than me.

@@khanop1 I agree with most of the points you're making. Certainly, you've learned how to read, write, and speak, especially since you're in FSc and have a basic understanding of science, which is quite sufficient if you're in Pakistan. I'm curious about what other options you might have, considering that you were born here.

@@s.w.a.kworld6302 Well. I could have learned reading, speaking and writing at home as well. Im not satisfied with this shit at all. Even I don't know why i am still studying this shit? If they tell me that you can be a doctor, professor and engineer etc after graduation(which is the biggest lie), which takes almost the most enjoyable time(after childhood) of life(18-35). I may earn in that stage of life more than the whole revenue generated by an engineer or doctor throughout the life. And if it is the case, why to waste that much time on just memorizing stuff instead of doing something practical?

@@khanop1 If you are pursuing a specialized profession that fulfils you, then you are undoubtedly on the right path. However, if your sole focus is money, it may or may not be the right choice. The first step is to clarify your vision for yourself, whether it's a professional career, marriage, or wealth in terms of money. In this journey, there are no guarantees of financial success, but there is a promise of professional fulfilment. If your primary goal is wealth, you'll need to pursue opportunities where they exist and take practical steps, such as gaining financial literacy. If you're not content with your chosen path, it's essential to recognize this early to avoid wasting time. While a foundational degree is necessary and broadens your horizons, it also enhances your critical thinking abilities. It's worth noting that you are fortunate if your parents are supporting your education and living expenses. If you were self-reliant, you might have acquired essential money-making skills, which can be more valuable lessons than formal education. It's ironic that in our country, students often struggle with managing their finances, leading to poor financial decisions.

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