Just because you see certificates from some of the many programming courses that I have passed doesn't mean that I'm an expert on the subject.
While these courses have been valuable in gaining theoretical knowledge and basic skills, I have learned that simply passing courses isn't enough.
Here are 4 truths that support my claim:
✅ The courses provide theoretical knowledge, but don't always translate into practical skills.
✅ Practical experience is crucial for the consolidation and deep understanding of the concepts learned.
✅ Real projects challenge and expand our skills, encouraging critical thinking and problem solving.
✅ Real projects allow the application and adaptation of knowledge to real-world situations, providing more meaningful and lasting learning.
The solution to overcoming the limitations of the courses lies in getting involved in real projects. By doing so, you integrate theory with practice, face real challenges, and learn from mistakes.
Don't waste any more time and act!!!!
