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Chungus- Is Anaconda your first ever programming language you have done? I can't imagine that you technophile types here don't know more than a little something of software coding. Is that bad conjecture on my part?

In my lifetime I never learned a single coding language. At this point is it even possible for old dogs to learn programming? I'm not an idiot; even if I ask some dumb questions. It would be nice to understand what I'm reading if handed some code. Even better yet, it'd be fun to help contribute to a project. I suspect it's like learning a foreign language.

I'm just musing and should probably stay in my lane and stick to what I'm good at.

MainStreetChungus 2y ago

I’d say python is not my first language (Anaconda is the distribution that helps you run the code vs python which is the code itself).

Im not a trained computer science coder, but I’ve dabbled in it throughout my 20 year working career. (I’m not young, but I’m not “old”)

The first language I learned was C++ which was an intro class I took in college. I’ve taught myself Visual Basic to do excel macros for work and taught myself an ANSYS language (any mechanical engineers out there would know what this is).

I just like to learn and get dirty so I’ve always just picked up manuals and started doing stuff.

1. It’s never too late

2. Coding is just logic so anyone can do it

3. To hell with staying in your lane, go break shit!!!

4. The internet is amazing, these new languages make things much easier to code and with YouTube you can find anything you need on the internet, it’s amazing.

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