(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just recently finished my freshman year of college and considering to become a CS Major. I've already learn some of the basics to binary, machine language and a tinge of object orientated programming. The course isn't bad and I finally can understand some of the syntax you guys use to hack. But I was just curious about what it is really like(from experienced programmers)? Anything I should take in correlation to this? What I should I look out for? And what I should prepare for?

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- I'm thinking of making this my career.

I'm also considering towards becoming a CS major. If you are able to take those skills and apply them with experience, you'll learn more than what you're already learning .

I'm also taking classes to graduate with a CS major. Taking what you learn in class and applying it in non-classroom situations (like figuring out the code in mods for video games) is a great way to retain information and understand what you are taught, at least it is for me.

Good decision, stick to it!