Questionnaire (Primary questions analysis)

 In this post I am going to analyse the responses for primary questions I have received.


Forms response chart. Question title: Have you ever heard about Python the programming language?. Number of responses: 13 responses.

Almost everyone that participated has heard about the programming language - Python.





Majority of people think that Python is the most popular programming language.






Forms response chart. Question title: Many website applications were created using Python, such as Netflix, Uber, Spotify, Instagram, Pinterest. Roughly how often do you use these applications?. Number of responses: 13 responses.

Everyone uses python-based applications at least few times a week. The most people use them everyday.







Forms response chart. Question title: How often do you play video games, including mobile games?. Number of responses: 13 responses.

Not everyone plays video games, including mobile games. The biggest group is in the middle, meaning that they sometimes play games.







Forms response chart. Question title: Would you consider rebranding to programming industry if you took account of the advantages of working in that field (High income, working from home, huge demand for new programmers)?. Number of responses: 13 responses.

Finally, rebranding to programming industry. The majority of participants, answered with more than 6 points. I can assume, they find programming industry a very interesting path of career.

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