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@teng84 So I guess I should learn SQL then eh? :-\ Dont like the language much, but I suppose its needed. @frost110 I actually took a programming class last year, and words cant describe how easy it was - so gotta agree with ya there. Ugh SQL, always wanted to learn it better.. but the code for it is just... not normal @roopurt18 Here are some criteria you can use to determine if you'll be a good programmer: You like to solve problems You think logically You can break complicated tasks into simple steps :-\ You have good communication skills You pay attention to detail You are constantly striving for improved efficiency The Computer Science degree idea is helpful, really havn't had a clue what to do for college. I would have imagined classes that teach a specific language wouldnt be a great use of time.. With no job does getting up 5 days a week, commute in traffic, and working for 8 hours sound fun - but dont think i got a choice xD Thanks for comments and examples, although my dad was just telling me yesterday I should get a degree in business, he thinks most coding jobs are going overseas :'( Conclusion learn SQL Thanks again

I'm only 16, and been considering about a future in creating software/programs.. I have basic understanding of css, java, php. I'm exceptional with HTML and vb net.. So I was wondering if I could get some thoughts from people out there that code for a living (in other words, you get paid to do this kinda stuff). If your interested in talkin about your job, could you say what you do, and example job(s) you did? (Hopefully you had a deadline, and minimum requirements for your application/script/etc) Thanks in advance for any input, all comments welcomed