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totally feel u, watching hoping next videos will solve it

The clickbait worked real well. I thought I was clicking on a serious discussion from the code camp academy. 😂😂

[61, retired, started at 18] There is no problem with learning to code at any age. I have taught 7 to 80 year-olds. The problem is knowing what to do with the skill. Over 30 you're too old for a juniour programmer job, and you won't get anything else without experience. You won't get experience without getting a job ... unless you write your own software. That means games or web-sites in most cases, just to get something on your CV (US: resume), control systems are also possible (r/c models, arduino, etc). The best case for most older people is a sideways move within the company or industry for which they already work. That way you bring business experience along with IT skills.

The truth is subjective in this case. Not all 31 year olds are the same. I'm 58 and started coding years ago but I still learn new things even now. It's not going to be a clear cut answer to this question.

The window shifting left is really jarring. I hope it's not in the next video. It gave me a headache.

Trust me, nobody wants to start programming with asm. C is lowest for beginners, paired with a lesson in electronics (logic gates, etc)

Good for everyone for own sanity and for the market no more bullshit frameworks makers and ugly code writers if its not your passiion then do work in some other passions and dont let some tiktok decide the trajectory of your life

you will get a job

underrated channel im your third subscriber dude dont forget me when ur famous lol

i never started seriously but i tried programming basic functions in c, but to be completely honest i couldn't go forward with it, my professor made me hate it and it became like a nightmare to me, i didn't find it enjoyable at all, and to see all the kids now are so ahead in this field its pointless to continue. my specialty is network engineering so programming is not that relevant.

I seemed to have quit programming. I recently got laid off and no one wants to hire programmers over 50.

To be fair no surprise. The market is extremely oversaturated. Every year brings over 120k CS graduates while creating fraction of that. This means that each and every year the number of unemployed people applying for the jobs will add up and accumulate. AI isn't that huge problem as some people like to say - but it might be in 2 or 5 years. For most people programming isn't good direction. I have seen the data about unemployment among 20-somethjng years old. Guess what - CS was on the top of the list. Ranked higher than arts. Imagine that. And next 2-3 years from now it only will get worse

5 years is nothing, you thought you were going to be accomplished in a scientific field in 5 years?

Skill issue

lmfao

Nope