[SIM-5203829]

Dear Friends!

My name is David.. around 30 years in age!

i always wanted to be a software engineer but could not do the college due to insufficient funds.

now can you guide me where to start? how to become a software engineer??

i want to learn languages, coding and hacking!

please help me, where can i start learning!

[wyvn]

i would recommend looking at some Udemy (warez disallowed) courses, leaked or not, they can give you a good foothold on Coding or Programming if thats what you want to do.

https://tryhackme.com is also really good for learning about Software related vulnerabilities like buffer overflows, exploits, etc, gotta have some security knowledge always!

Regarding turning into a full time Software Engineer, i would do research into how Software Engineers work, what they do, their salary, etc, really get to know your job.

[Mr Roboto]

Dear Friends!

My name is David.. around 30 years in age!

i always wanted to be a software engineer but could not do the college due to insufficient funds.

now can you guide me where to start? how to become a software engineer??

i want to learn languages, coding and hacking!

please help me, where can i start learning!

Hey David.

You can easily teach yourself without any need for college - what makes this possible is your drive to learn. How far do you want to invest into this?

Of course it will take time. I would recommend reading programming guides. Maybe start off with something like Python, or jump straight into lower-level languages. It's your choice. As you progress, learn the way things are handled at a lower level (networking etc).

There are loads of resources available on either option.

Python Tutorials (w3schools)
Python Tutorials (tutorialspoint)
C Tutorials (tutorialspoint)
C Tutorials (geeksforgeeks)

Best of luck on your journey.

[SIM-5203829]

@Mr roboto

Think of me passing out form a school! i know nothing about languages or coding. can i still start with python??

[Mr Roboto]

@Mr roboto

Think of me passing out form a school! i know nothing about languages or coding. can i still start with python??

Of course! Python has much more simpler syntax, and so would be a good language to start out with.

[SIM-5203829]

okay... i will check out with python

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thanks mentor! for the help