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I told myself how to program computers when I was a kid and what my first computer when I was 10 and sold my first commercial program when I was 12. I think the greatest value of learning how to... I think everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer. It should learn a computer language because it teaches you how to think. A computer program really is a little bit of math and some if statements where the decision gets made. AI is software coding. One of the most valuable professions. I think one of the big debates is like, should we still teach our kids to program computers? Even though you're going to have these tools in the future that are just so much more powerful than anything that we have now to produce incredibly complicated pieces of software. I think the answer to that is probably yes, because teaching someone how to code is teaching them a way to think rigorously. Even if they're not doing most of the code production, it's important that you kind of have the ability to think in that way. It's going to just make you generally a better thinker and better person. I personally have begun learning how to program on my own because programming is the language of the future and of now. I wish I would have started learning at 13. Start your journey now with CSTeen. Inspiring future programmers.
I told myself how to program computers when I was a kid and what my first computer when I was 10 and sold my first commercial program when I was 12. I think th…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Programming Education
- Personal Experience
- Self-taught Programming
- First Computer at Age 10
- Sold First Program at Age 12
- Value of Learning Programming
- Teaches How to Think
- Programming as Math and Decisions
- AI as Software Coding
- Debate on Teaching Programming
- Future Tools vs. Teaching
- Programming Teaches Rigorous Thinking
- Better Thinker and Person
- Personal Learning Journey
- Programming as Future Language
- Start Learning Early
- CSTeen Program