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Programmers come in all shapes and sizes. Professional programmers work in corporate IT departments, big companies or small service firms.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor:
- Nearly half of all computer programmers held a bachelor's degree in 2002; about 1 in 5 held a graduate degree.
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There is an online futures market called the Foresight Exchange with a claim, The Future of IT Jobs in America which seeks to predict whether there will be a rise or fall in employment for IT people, including programmers, from 2002 to 2012.
- In field of computer hardware, the term programmer refers to a hardware device that configures a programmable non-volatile circuit such as EEPROM or programmable logic circuits. See hardware description language.