what's the minimum iq a person needs to be able to code productively/professionally?
Minimum iq for programming
Luis Lopez
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Camden Martin
higher than yours if you care about it
Jace Adams
As long as you don't have a diagnosed learning disability, you'll be fine.
Now stop making these fucking IQ threads I want to see more trannies arguing about rust.
Nicholas Lee
so everybody can
>learn to code
?
that's amazing. :^)
Levi Adams
minimum IQ does not exist. that's like minimum height or minimum whiteness. you can't filter based on IQ, it's a social construct
Ian Wood
>IQ of 89
b r u h
Elijah Moore
that's still in the normal range.
Jack Nguyen
IQ seems overrated outside of cutting edge scientific areas, I'm bang average and managed 2 internships with Google and one with McKinsey. You just have to prove yourself. I know I'll never be the one to come up with new algorithms or take on unsolved computational problems so I take what's already out there and apply it creatively. Companies seem to like that as I've gotten lots of offers on Linkedin & GitHub.
Christopher Hill
This.
OP, first of all IQ tests are pretty questionable. Example: Kesha has a higher IQ than Richard Feynman. Kesha is responsible for giving me a headache, while Feynman is responsible for advancing modern physics.
Second, OP, is that success generally isn’t correlated with IQ. In fact, high IQ can be bad for success. People who find out they have a high IQ tend to think they don’t have to try as hard, and so they become unproductive. If you want to know what part of your mind will lead you to success, it’s grit. You have to be able to focus, and let your curiosity outweigh your frustration. Don’t give up, be patient. That’s how people succeed.
Nathaniel Sullivan
Not if you're white