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 If you were **not able** to solve all problems or a large part of them, go back and solve them! Remember that **becoming a programmer** requires **a lot of work and efforts**. This profession is not for lazy people. There is no way to learn it, unless **you seriously practice** programming for years!
 
-As we already explained, the first and basic skill of a programmer is **to learn to write code** with ease and pleasure. This is namely the mission of this book: to teach you how to code. We recommend you, besides reading the book, to enroll in the **[practical course "Programming Basics" at SoftUni](https://softuni.org/learn/)**, which is offered for free, in on-site or online format of training.
+As we already explained, the first and basic skill of a programmer is **to learn to write code** with ease and pleasure. This is namely the mission of this book: to teach you how to code. We recommend you, besides reading the book, to enroll in the **[Software Developer program at SoftUni](https://learn.softuni.org/catalog?utm_source=FreeProgrammingBooks&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=C%23Book)**.
 
 ## How to Proceed After This Book?
 
-This book **gives you solid grounds**, thanks to which it will be easy for you to continue developing as programmers. If you wonder how to continue your development, you have the following possibilities:
-- to study for a **software engineer at SoftUni** and make programming your profession;
+This book **gives you solid foundations**, thanks to which it will be easy for you to continue developing as programmers. If you wonder how to continue your development, you have the following possibilities:
+- to study for a **[software developer at SoftUni](https://learn.softuni.org/catalog?utm_source=FreeProgrammingBooks&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=C%23Book)** and make programming your profession;
 - to continue developing as a programmer **in your own way**, for example through self-training or via online lessons;
 - to **stay at coder level**, without going more seriously into programming.