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I asked this question and bumped on literally 5 different /sqt/ and got 0 answers, so sorry for the shitpost
The thing is: I'm trying to get into cybersecurity but I really hate programming. I've learnt C, Java and Python. I can write basic programs but can read more 'advanced' and complex programs. What I enjoy is networking and operational systems and wanted to know if these areas (cybersecurity, networking) require too much programming. Basic? Advanced? All I know is that there are some network algorithms to handle certain things...
thanks in advance
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>>55783702
Yes.
What now?
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>>55783724
Nice meme
no
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>>55783702
>I'm trying to get into cybersecurity but I really hate programming.
That's like trying to be a lifeguard but you can't swim.
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>>55783910
>quickmeme.com
kys
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>>55783910
not really, do what you really like, the rest is a means. you can do basic programming stuff, you can learn what you'll need later (however it might be a little time sensitive)
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>>55783702
Ignore other fucks. Just get the CCNA courses online (for free or not) and start learning all the way through CCNP.
If you still like networking after that, congrats, you're a cybersecurity expert.
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>>55783910
you can' invert a binary tree on a blackboard, anon
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>>55783702
You know, if you get ignored on 5 consecutive threads, /g/ might not be the right place to ask your questions. I hear there are whole other websites out there.
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