So, you want to be a network and cybersecurity engineer? You dream of packet-sniffing like a bloodhound, tracing intrusions like a digital Sherlock Holmes, and configuring routers like a Cisco wizard. Great. But let’s get one thing straight: You also need to know how to code. Yes. Code. Like, programming. Not just copying and pasting some random script from Stack
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(One Terminal Window to Rule Them All) Okay, real talk—I’m on this long, chaotic, caffeine-fueled journey to become a network and cybersecurity engineer. You know, the type of person who dreams in IP ranges and sets up firewalls for fun. But somewhere along the way, I hit this major fork in the command-line road:Do I focus on being a Windows