I have a good and trustworthy account manager that allows me to withdraw my profits anytime I want and I can monitor everything going on in my account when she is busy trading with her expert team and I don't have issues with pending withdrawals. I must admit that she's a very honest woman. I have no way of thanking her than letting people know about her services and recommend her for everyone to trade on her platform. She's 100% accurate and up-to-date. Kindly contact Mrs. Nellie Bailey:
Patty Toribio Sifuentes
never has been there so I don't understand why do you forward a poll to me
I K
Perfect
Mel
Can you really ask for something more than 42? It's probably one of the best IT school network in the world (if not the best). It's extremely diverse. And it's free!Thanks 42 USA
Mel Mel
Can you really ask for something more than 42? It's probably one of the best IT school network in the world (if not the best). It's extremely diverse. And it's free!Thanks 42 USA
Ram
42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim. The resources you are given to teach yourself how to code are quite poor. Everyday in the piscine you get a 15 minute video of a frenchman talking at the webcam about a particular topic. They talk in weird riddles as it's part of the pedagogy here to get you to struggle to learn. There are full time students available during the piscine but they will not provide any help. They just want the referral as a "team leader" but will not answer any of your questions. "Find out yourself" they grimly tell piscineers. In fact the full time students here have created a lord of the flies esque feel to the school. They revel in creating an "us" culture, where pisceeners are looked down and excluded from all events. Even outside of campus they somehow feel entitled enough to kick pisciners out of events. (A group of us newbies where invited to a house party. Some full time students showed up and said they "didn't feel comfortable with us there, and that we should leave." what!?).
Learning to code here for virgin programmers is not only a waste of time, it sets many people back and makes them feel that they can never learn. But hey, at least it's a free place to stay for a few weeks in the Bay. You also meet amazing people from around the world in your fellow pisceneers. For that reason alone you can give it a shot. 5 stars for the fellow students. 1 star for the full time students. 1 star for the teaching resources. 3 stars for the free accommodation (it's not comfortable, but free is free)
Adi Kai
Best intensive programming school ever!
Ray Carter
42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim.The resources you are given to teach yourself how to code are quite poor. Everyday in the piscine you get a 15 minute video of a frenchman talking at the webcam about a particular topic. They talk in weird riddles as it's part of the pedagogy here to get you to struggle to learn.There are full time students available during the piscine but they will not provide any help. They just want the referral as a "team leader" but will not answer any of your questions. "Find out yourself" they grimly tell piscineers. In fact the full time students here have created a lord of the flies esque feel to the school. They revel in creating an "us" culture, where pisceeners are looked down and excluded from all events. Even outside of campus they somehow feel entitled enough to kick pisciners out of events. (A group of us newbies where invited to a house party. Some full time students showed up and said they "didn't feel comfortable with us there, and that we should leave." what!?).Learning to code here for virgin programmers is not only a waste of time, it sets many people back and makes them feel that they can never learn.But hey, at least it's a free place to stay for a few weeks in the Bay. You also meet amazing people from around the world in your fellow pisceneers. For that reason alone you can give it a shot.5 stars for the fellow students.1 star for the full time students.1 star for the teaching resources.3 stars for the free accommodation (it's not comfortable, but free is free)
42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim.
Eldar Tailov
Well, if you want squeeze your brain in a good way that’s a best place
Tess Phelan
Visited School 42 for IBM Call for Code Hackathon at School 42. Winner of the Hackathon won 2nd place in Global Call for Code Contest Finals held in SF. Great Coding School.
MANNY
AMAZING TOUR
Hamza Ahmed
One of the best learning opportunity which you can avil totally for free. Won't say its easy to learn here but not that hard either. This is actually the real learning where you are forced to do everything yourself.
I have a good and trustworthy account manager that allows me to withdraw my profits anytime I want and I can monitor everything going on in my account when she is busy trading with her expert team and I don't have issues with pending withdrawals. I must admit that she's a very honest woman. I have no way of thanking her than letting people know about her services and recommend her for everyone to trade on her platform. She's 100% accurate and up-to-date. Kindly contact Mrs. Nellie Bailey:
never has been there so I don't understand why do you forward a poll to me
Perfect
Can you really ask for something more than 42? It's probably one of the best IT school network in the world (if not the best). It's extremely diverse. And it's free!Thanks 42 USA
Can you really ask for something more than 42? It's probably one of the best IT school network in the world (if not the best). It's extremely diverse. And it's free!Thanks 42 USA
42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim.
The resources you are given to teach yourself how to code are quite poor. Everyday in the piscine you get a 15 minute video of a frenchman talking at the webcam about a particular topic. They talk in weird riddles as it's part of the pedagogy here to get you to struggle to learn.
There are full time students available during the piscine but they will not provide any help. They just want the referral as a "team leader" but will not answer any of your questions. "Find out yourself" they grimly tell piscineers. In fact the full time students here have created a lord of the flies esque feel to the school. They revel in creating an "us" culture, where pisceeners are looked down and excluded from all events. Even outside of campus they somehow feel entitled enough to kick pisciners out of events. (A group of us newbies where invited to a house party. Some full time students showed up and said they "didn't feel comfortable with us there, and that we should leave." what!?).
Learning to code here for virgin programmers is not only a waste of time, it sets many people back and makes them feel that they can never learn.
But hey, at least it's a free place to stay for a few weeks in the Bay. You also meet amazing people from around the world in your fellow pisceneers. For that reason alone you can give it a shot.
5 stars for the fellow students.
1 star for the full time students.
1 star for the teaching resources.
3 stars for the free accommodation (it's not comfortable, but free is free)
Best intensive programming school ever!
42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim.The resources you are given to teach yourself how to code are quite poor. Everyday in the piscine you get a 15 minute video of a frenchman talking at the webcam about a particular topic. They talk in weird riddles as it's part of the pedagogy here to get you to struggle to learn.There are full time students available during the piscine but they will not provide any help. They just want the referral as a "team leader" but will not answer any of your questions. "Find out yourself" they grimly tell piscineers. In fact the full time students here have created a lord of the flies esque feel to the school. They revel in creating an "us" culture, where pisceeners are looked down and excluded from all events. Even outside of campus they somehow feel entitled enough to kick pisciners out of events. (A group of us newbies where invited to a house party. Some full time students showed up and said they "didn't feel comfortable with us there, and that we should leave." what!?).Learning to code here for virgin programmers is not only a waste of time, it sets many people back and makes them feel that they can never learn.But hey, at least it's a free place to stay for a few weeks in the Bay. You also meet amazing people from around the world in your fellow pisceneers. For that reason alone you can give it a shot.5 stars for the fellow students.1 star for the full time students.1 star for the teaching resources.3 stars for the free accommodation (it's not comfortable, but free is free)
Really cool place!
Best intensive programming school ever!
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42 is not suitable for people who have never coded before. It is virtually impossible to succeed if you don't already have programming knowledge, despite the advertising claim.
Well, if you want squeeze your brain in a good way that’s a best place
Visited School 42 for IBM Call for Code Hackathon at School 42. Winner of the Hackathon won 2nd place in Global Call for Code Contest Finals held in SF. Great Coding School.
AMAZING TOUR
One of the best learning opportunity which you can avil totally for free. Won't say its easy to learn here but not that hard either. This is actually the real learning where you are forced to do everything yourself.
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