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jcmack
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Not to be rude, but if

If you gave me any FizzBuzz-like question, I would expect to fail it.

Then you can't code at all. The only thing fizbuzzfizzbuzz do is weed out candidates who cannot code.

If you want

reasonably respected coding qualification

The only thing you can do is get mileage. And lots of it. Implement small webapps, small prototypes, write toy games, perform data analysis of some public dataset, even competitive programming would help.

Not to be rude, but if

If you gave me any FizzBuzz-like question, I would expect to fail it.

Then you can't code at all. The only thing fizbuzz do is weed out candidates who cannot code.

If you want

reasonably respected coding qualification

The only thing you can do is get mileage. And lots of it. Implement small webapps, small prototypes, write toy games, perform data analysis of some public dataset, even competitive programming would help.

Not to be rude, but if

If you gave me any FizzBuzz-like question, I would expect to fail it.

Then you can't code at all. The only thing fizzbuzz do is weed out candidates who cannot code.

If you want

reasonably respected coding qualification

The only thing you can do is get mileage. And lots of it. Implement small webapps, small prototypes, write toy games, perform data analysis of some public dataset, even competitive programming would help.

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Jeffrey
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Not to be rude, but if

If you gave me any FizzBuzz-like question, I would expect to fail it.

Then you can't code at all. The only thing fizbuzz do is weed out candidates who cannot code.

If you want

reasonably respected coding qualification

The only thing you can do is get mileage. And lots of it. Implement small webapps, small prototypes, write toy games, perform data analysis of some public dataset, even competitive programming would help.