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Since the early 2010s, a parade of billionaires, tech executives and even U.S. presidents has urged young people to learn coding, arguing that the tech skills would help bolster students’ job prospects as well as the economy.
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Since early 2010s billionaires tech executives U.S presidents urged young people to learn coding
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{
    "action": "Urged young people to learn coding",
    "actors": "Billionaires, tech executives, U.S. presidents",
    "time_period": "Early 2010s"
}
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February 15, 2026 at 3:59 PM (7 months ago)
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February 15, 2026 at 3:59 PM (7 months ago)

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Coding Jobs Are Drying Up, Leaving Many Graduates in the Lurch
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Recent computer science graduates are facing high unemployment rates due to the rise of AI coding tools and layoffs in the tech industry. Many are struggling to find jobs despite having computer science degrees, and some are even being rejected for entry-level positions. The article explores the changing job market and the impact on new graduates.

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