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This course focuses on how to kickstart your career in the software industry and how to manage various operational and development processes. This is an excellent overview of the “big picture” and the many facets of software development that a lot of new developers lack. A great primer for starting an exciting career in software development.

By the end of this course, you will be able to confidently go into the workforce and make strides in your career quicker than your fellow peers.

New Programmer's Survival Manual

1Some languages don’t have compilers; they are interpreted, and they often have a Read, ______, Print and Loop (REPL) that lets us type expressions and print the result immediately.

1Some languages don’t have compilers; they are interpreted, and they often have a Read, ______, Print and Loop (REPL) that lets us type expressions and print the result immediately.

A bug that we can either experience or try to debug, but not both at the same time, is called a ______.

A bug that we can either experience or try to debug, but not both at the same time, is called a ______.

According to the rule introduced by Malcolm Gladwell and Peter Norvig, a language or any skill takes about ______ hours of dedicated practice to reach true competency.

According to the rule introduced by Malcolm Gladwell and Peter Norvig, a language or any skill takes about ______ hours of dedicated practice to reach true competency.

Traditionally, in version control systems, the feature development timeline is called the ______ and ______.

Traditionally, in version control systems, the feature development timeline is called the ______ and ______.

When a company chooses to keep its source code to itself and restricts others from using it, that code is called ______ code.

When a company chooses to keep its source code to itself and restricts others from using it, that code is called ______ code.

Quiz yourself on Get Your Tools in Order.

Quiz yourself on Get Your Tools in Order.

Let's review the concepts from this chapter through a quiz.

Getting Started

Program for Production

Getting Our Tools in Order

Be Your Own Manager

Team Work

Inside the Company

Mind Your Business

Kaizen

Conclusion

Quiz: Getting Our Tools in Order