After learning programming language, Which one earning source is the best one?
A) YouTube
B) Freelancing
C) IT Job
D) Own Business

E) Bank robbery.

@ItsNotMyFault that is out of the box😂😂

@Siddharth-1001

F) Think out of the box

A personal project that keep you up late at night.

@Cyanide please give some suggestion 😣

@moechofe what about earning??

@Siddharth-1001 Freelancing or something like Gumroad. Idk, I have never freelanced before.

@NoOneCares yeah... You have experience in python... I seen your description... I just finished python crash course... Any suggestions what next I have to do ... How to make money or anything else...?? Please reply...

It depends on many factors.Taxes, knowledge, required paperwork, earnings, backup plan, howmuch money you have, to namea few.

@stop I have no money and experience... I learn python language and I want to make money... Any suggestions??

Books

@SandwichRepair earning?

Youtube? Very few manage to make that into somewhat of a living. And without

Best earning source is unfortunately the most boring one: get a job, build experience, master your craft.

Then go off on your own, start a business and rake it in.

@devdiddydog 💯

G, F, Y, S

@100110111 can you please decord it😕😕

@Siddharth-1001 simple: go fuck yourself.

@100110111 you're supposed to make it async for @johnmelodyme

@Siddharth-1001 seriously, learn how not to use tutorials to build something and then get an entry level job.

Learn everything you can possibly absorb over the next decade and then start your own business and enter the over flooded, cheapskate realm of freelancing where project is worth $10 and you're expected to work 80 hours a day to deliver it.

@C0D4 omg

@johnmelodyme sorry, but that post came running back into my head like a train at a brick wall, I had to share the pain.

@C0D4 I feel you.

E) drug dealing
F) prostitution
G) finding sugar daddy

A) YouTube

Entrepreneurship is high risk.

Freelancing is medium risk, long term contract employment is low risk.

Higher risk potentially comes with higher rewards — but chance of success is quite low when starting a tech business, especially if you have no prior experience.

So best bet is looking for stable employment, and go for freelancing/own business when you feel very confident about success.

own business most likely, but you might live to see yourself become the villain

@bittersweet this way looking so systematic... I like this one👏👏👏

@darksideofyay vallian ???

@ruslanharanin YouTube shorts or full tutorial/project videos??

@iiii u mean to say Hacker???

@Siddharth-1001 there's a reason why the great villains in videogames are called bosses

@100110111 @C0D4 yeah looks convenient way to go so far.... Thanks buddy👍👏

@darksideofyay so we have to be super villain... 👿👹... What say?

@Siddharth-1001 people don't have to, it's just easier 🤷 I don't think anyone would disagree it's easier to make money if you don't care about anyone else, and if that's the case being the boss is the way to go

@Siddharth-1001 hooker 🤣

@darksideofyay good leaders who work with all there teammates also earn huge money 💰🤑

@iiii dark web with black night...👻👻👻

@iiii Good escorts certainly out-earn developers. Definitely requires skill though, and it's all Freelance work, no stability at all.

@bittersweet 💯👍