Elliot Jordan

i am 16 and just graduated high school and already have registered for a CompTIA A+ certificate class that will be starting 5/14/2025 at Wor-Wic Community college, and i just wanted to get a basic idea of how the course goes and what it’s like

I am currently a senior in Information Technology. I feel quite vague about my career path after graduation. I have some interests and skills such as: Programming (Python, Java, C++) Website design (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) Data analysis (SQL, Excel) Love to explore and discover new...

How do I start on Python?
How to I know what is wrong with the coding?
What to do if I'm unsure how to replace bad coding?

A common piece of advice given to understand and write code is to read the documentation or library. However, when I try to get started, there's a lot of information to get through and I don't know where to navigate to. Another related question is, is it better to read through the documentation...

Id love to hear different experiences from people in the field.

I've taught myself web design and want to pursue a career in UX design, but I have no professional portfolio. Is it necessary to make one without any real experience, or can I get a job without one?

would it be wise decision to do bachelor in Data science from RMIT in Australia?
Or should i go for general IT or CS?
which one has more job opportunity after graduation in Melbourne?

Other than taking relevant courses on Coursera and the like, what can be done to get relevant experience ? if anyone is currently in the field of UX research/Design or has made this transition with a background in Psychology, Would love to know your inputs!

I work at MNC but am Stuck with some old tech stacks, what should be my next steps, should I continue or think of change. Just consider one more point, I am very comfortable in this company now and enjoying my life here.

I am a high school student who wants to get into programming as a job but I don't really know where to learn it I know some python but not much

Is it often stressful? Is the time needed to get an education worth the potential challenges? Do you think your effort is properly rewarded?

I'm sure each language takes it's own amount of time to learn but on average how long should I be expecting myself to take? I've heard C++ is the best to start learning with, is that true at all, or should I try a different language? Thank all of you for answering. I'll take all of this into...

How do I become successful in the field of computers and networking?

I started learning on youtube

i am looking into welding as a trade after taking a compatibility exam ive found im supposedly more suited for computer and finance an am looking for insight on the matter