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I’m surprised by the number of young programmers who did the traditional CS degree path in this survey. I am biased towards self taught but CS is not going anywhere anytime soon.

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I’m in the 13% category but it took me until my 30s to be able to actually code

if it’s better data for this survey I’m part of the 5.6%!!

can totally see both sides of the coin though

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I think it’s different for each person, but the thing that finally clicked for me was working on actual projects and not abstract code with no end game. It was even better when I wanted to start a company and needed to build the solution myself. Learning was so much easier then.

How would you recommend someone get started with self-taught?

I am a school counselor and kids often ask me this, but I have no idea.

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