Rihab
Yakoubi
IT Helpdesk Specialist at Wefox GmbH
"What I should learn in 2020 as first programming language?"
"What I should learn in 2020 as first programming language?"
June 11th - 10:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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Session: What I should learn in 2020 as first programming language?
About the workshop: Coding for beginners“The most disastrous thing that you can ever learn is your first programming language.”
― Alan Kay
Python is one of the top programming languages in 2020 and it will still on the top in the next coming decade. Python is polyvalent, you can use it to develop different applications.
Learning python will be a solid foundation for learning other languages/technologies. By learning Python you will learn to think like a programmer.
There are a million opportunities for you once you add Python to your resume.
Bio
A hard-worker, a dreamer and self-motivated. Set out to make a difference in the world with a passion for technology, youth, women empowerment and works currently as IT Helpdesk Specialist. I got my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Networking from University of Monastir in Tunisia (ISIMa). In summer 2017 I was selected by Turkey mental HR as a participant in the language and culture camp program in Malaysia, an international scholarship exchange program that inspires student to learn more about project management, I have also participated in several national and international competition such as Business Creation & entrepreneurs, RoboLab and ACM Tunisian Collegiate Programming Contest, and I have given a public speaking at TedTalk (Trial) in Malaysia. project management.Lastly, I was a member in Women leaders in technology – WolTech at Tunisia