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*Myth of Genius Programmers: The stereotype of the "genius" programmer can be discouraging, but many successful programmers started with little knowledge and learned through dedication.

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In conclusion, while programming can be difficult and requires effort, it is not solely the domain of those with high intelligence. It is a skill that can be learned by anyone willing to put in the time and effort, supported by the vast array of resources and communities available today.🫀

*Entry Barriers: While there are initial learning curves, the barriers to entry in programming have been lowered significantly with the availability of user-friendly programming languages and tools.

The myth of "genius" programmers can be daunting, but success often stems from dedication and continuous learning, rather than innate talent alone.
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100% everyone who was not a genius from the beginning started from little

Practical experience is invaluable in programming. Many successful developers started by working on small projects, contributing to open-source software, or participating in coding bootcamps to gain hands-on experience and build their portfolios.
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The programming community is known for its collaborative spirit and willingness to help others learn. 
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Programmers are people who interact with computers with the help of programming language and give them commands, of course, their scope of performance is not limited to coding, but they need to develop various skills.

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The myth of "genius" programmers can be discouraging, but success often comes from dedication and continuous learning rather than innate talent.

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Many people think they need a computer science degree to become a successful programmer.

The stereotype of the genius programmer can be discouraging, but many successful programmers started with little knowledge and learned through dedication and lots of practice.