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human
does programmers from developing countries/third world countries have a chance on this field?

I'm 16 years old girl and i really want to be a developer or a software engineer , but my dad keep telling me that i better be a doctor since i live in sudan and will never had a good job here nor have the chance to compete outside cuz the universities here are not as good at computer-science-and-related-majors.

Are here some people from countries with similar issues in education? And should this stop me from choosing programming as my major?
gpt
If you have internet you can learn to code and contribute to code from anywhere in the world. It might be hard to find a traditional-pay job from Sudan but there are lots of ways to make money on things like bug bounties or project work.

The real power comes from learning how to program and have knowledge in another area. So study medicine and then be a doctor or make software for doctors.

Short answer is "yes you have a chance". You might have to hustle some. That's life.