nvm nvm nvm nvm

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Great, that's what I just graduated and I've been working as software dev for 3 years now (in Scotland). If you need any advice let me know

Oh nice, are the courses hard? and ty :)

Well, they are hard if you are not interested in them. Many people will drop from your course after year 2 and even 3, however you will either like it or hate it. The plus is that if you like it, it won't feel like you are studying, programming pretty much becomes a hobby as well as well as career. Just give your best in the first year and literally aim to get A on every module and then after that you will have an easy time. If your course is like mine, you will be mostly studying 1 big language (java, c# etc) and cover many other fields like web development, databases, machine learning, networking and so on. It's pretty fun

ooh, sounds interesting. I am currently trying to learn C# and vb.net atm lol

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Oh nice, are the courses hard? and ty :)

Well, they are hard if you are not interested in them. Many people will drop from your course after year 2 and even 3, however you will either like it or hate it. The plus is that if you like it, it won't feel like you are studying, programming pretty much becomes a hobby as well as well as career. Just give your best in the first year and literally aim to get A on every module and then after that you will have an easy time. If your course is like mine, you will be mostly studying 1 big language (java, c# etc) and cover many other fields like web development, databases, machine learning, networking and so on. It's pretty fun

ooh, sounds interesting. I am currently trying to learn C# and vb.net atm lol

That's perfect, you will have a huge head start. Just make sure it doesn't make you lazy because falling behind is pretty easy xD Good luck!

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Well, they are hard if you are not interested in them. Many people will drop from your course after year 2 and even 3, however you will either like it or hate it. The plus is that if you like it, it won't feel like you are studying, programming pretty much becomes a hobby as well as well as career. Just give your best in the first year and literally aim to get A on every module and then after that you will have an easy time. If your course is like mine, you will be mostly studying 1 big language (java, c# etc) and cover many other fields like web development, databases, machine learning, networking and so on. It's pretty fun

ooh, sounds interesting. I am currently trying to learn C# and vb.net atm lol

That's perfect, you will have a huge head start. Just make sure it doesn't make you lazy because falling behind is pretty easy xD Good luck!

Thank you! Hope your job goes well too

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Hi, I do not live in Amsterdam, but friends told me that there is very cool

LINK: https://shoppy.gg/user/Spectr

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in amsterdam we say tief een eind op. No problem!

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it's crowded and every few minutes you get weed blown at you which some may like but not me. after a day of walking there i was dizzy and couldn't walk straight anymore. something to get used to

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its alright not alot to do tho