u/EdiblePeasant

I scanned the Wiki and didn't see Linux+ mentioned. I was wondering if this certification could give me some background that can help me with Cybersecurity and the recommended certifications for it.

I know some people think Cybersecurity is just the latest boondoggle, others claim it's possible to get in with no experience, so even without Cybersecurity the possible certification journey and I what I would learn matters to me if you want to weigh your answer more towards that.

Let’s say I want to do a thing in a programming language. Languages have lots of features. Is finding the right one just a matter of searching, documentation, or something else?

I feel like I’m priced out of it at the moment and am a little sad about it. Do the 5.5 core books ever go on sale?