omaxjon
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Bidemi Fanu
Ham fully back...... Happy new naija...pple...39,male
Kaduna, Nigeria.
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Bidemi is origin of Lagos State, I love making friends and my major task to exchange and ideas with people in the house.
| Marital Status? | Single |
| Have Children? | No |
| Employment Status? | Full-Time |
| Occupation? | Administrative |
| Education? | Did not finish Jr. High |
| Annual Salary? |
| My TV Watching Habbits? | News , CNN , Music Channels , Discovery , Reality TV Junkie , History Channel |
| My Native Tongue Is? | Aboriginal Languages of Australia |
| My Second Language is? | Aboriginal Languages of Australia |
| Political Views? | Very Conservative |
| Sense of Humor? | Friendly |
| Interested In? | Exploring New Things , Playing Sports , Cooking , Playing Music , My Family & Friends , Live Bands , Religion / Spirituality , Computers / Internet , Reading , Local Travel , National Travel , Gaming , Chatting Online |
| Friends Describe Me As? | Fun Loving and Wild , Cheerful and Easygoing |
| Favorite Type of Movies? | Family , Independent , Romance , Action / Adventure , Musicals , Animation / Cartoons , Comedy , Drama , Horror |
| I Drive A? | Sedan |
| My Biggest Pet Peeve? | Other |
| Favorite Genres of Music? | Classical , R&B Soul , Blues , Pop , Christian , Gospel , Rap & Hip Hop |
| Ethnicity? | African |
| Body Type? | Average |
| Height? | 5'12 |
| Hair Color? | Black |
| Eye Color? | Black |
| Body Art? | No |
| Ethnicity? | African American / Black |
| Height? | 5?11 |
| Eye Color? | Black |
| Body Art? | Prefer not to say |
| Body Type? | Average |
| Hair Color? | Black |
| Want More Children? | Prefer not to say |
| Smoking? | Never have Never will |
| Drinking? | Socially |
| In a Social Setting, I'm? | Life of the party , Make sure everyone has a good time , Socially inept , Make the best of it |
| Currently Living? | Prefer not to say |
| Religion? | Christian / Other |
| Attend Services? | Weekly |
| Tell us about your ideal first date? | Its personally?Ask me urself. |
| What is your favorite food? | Rice and Amala |
| What is your favorite color? | Sky blue |
| What is your most hated food? | Yam |
| Describe your ideal partner? | Ask me urself. |
| If you could have one superpower, what would it be? | To make things easy for myself and my family |
| How many sexual partners have you had? | Prefer not to say |
| Have you ever wondered "The one that got away"? | Yes |
| What is your tv watching habits? | always am on the tube |
| What is your favorite genre? | comedy |
| what is your favorite color? | skyblue |
| favorte things? | Computer repairs |
| Am here for? | Fun , Make Friends , Dating , Networking , A Serious Relationship |
| What industry do you work in?? | Computer Related / Hardware / Software |
| Employment Status? | Self-Employed |
| Education? | Bachelor's |
| Annual Salary? | Between $30,001 and $50,000 |
Comments (1)
omaxjon
How to be Computer Guru.
31 Jul 08, 12:42 PM, Africa/Lagos
One of the challenges I faced when I peeked inside my first programming book more than 5 years ago was the difficult of understanding the programming concepts taught in the textbooks I was reading. Think about it for a moment … if you walk into a store and buy a book on “how to master a programming language†, you should be able to read the book once or at most a couple of times and understand it correct?
Well, I’m afraid thatâ€â„� �s not how it works in real life. Computer programming books are notoriously scary and difficult to read. In my roles as a software developer coach and consultant, I come across a lot of folks who are close to giving up the ghost on their programming career because of the difficulty of understanding programming textbooks. I took this to heart some time ago and wrote an article titled “Why Are Computer Programming Books Hard to Studyâ€Â.
However, this question has been coming up in my private software developer coaching sessions and I think it’s time to address it again.
HOW TO STUDY HARD-TO-UNDERSTAND OR DIFFICULT PROGRAMMING TEXTBOOKS
Software development and computer science textbooks are the primary means of learning new programming languages for beginner, intermediate or expert programmers. To become a better, confident or expert programmer in any programming language you have to read a lot of literature (books, magazines or articles) published on the programming language.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS, I WILL LOVE TO BE OF GOOD HELP TO YOU.
