When did programming first feel fun instead of frustrating?

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Dhontay · Accepted Answer

When the games I made actually started feeling like a game instead of an idea

Kristjan · Answer

When I transitioned from only learning high-level concepts (like the syntax) to finally understanding frameworks and low-level structures. When I went from learning the tool, to learning the projects.

Alberto · Answer

At 12 years old and it has never been frustrating for me.

Abril · Answer

Since the first day 🩷

Deep · Answer

It was always fun for me. My first time was in a high school class but I had hoped we did more than the basic lessons like maybe make games.

Deniz · Answer

It was always fun anyway. As artificial intelligence developed, it started to feel frustrating.

Jesus Jose · Answer

The division came when I learned Java, the bad thing was the OOP.

Daniel · Answer

The moment i typed out my first line of code and hit the compile button 🥹

Sam · Answer

for me i started learning at a young age, so it never really was frustrating. definitely have some moments though.

Ярослав · Answer

And why should it be annoying? There are more questions about this.

Javor · Answer

It felt fun before I even started learning it. That's what I always wanted to do and I'm still doing.

Juan M · Answer

The moment you get practice and it stops being complicated, you start to understand everything you do, and if something goes wrong, you begin to sense why it fails, instead of searching everywhere without understanding.

Michael · Answer

Got my first computer in 1988. I'll let you know when programming becomes frustrating.

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When the games I made actually started feeling like a game instead of an idea

When I transitioned from only learning high-level concepts (like the syntax) to finally understanding frameworks and low-level structures. When I went from learning the tool, to learning the projects. (edited)

At 12 years old and it has never been frustrating for me.

Since the first day 🩷

It was always fun for me. My first time was in a high school class but I had hoped we did more than the basic lessons like maybe make games.

It was always fun anyway. As artificial intelligence developed, it started to feel frustrating.

The division came when I learned Java, the bad thing was the OOP.

The moment i typed out my first line of code and hit the compile button 🥹

for me i started learning at a young age, so it never really was frustrating. definitely have some moments though.

And why should it be annoying? There are more questions about this. (edited)

It felt fun before I even started learning it. That's what I always wanted to do and I'm still doing.

The moment you get practice and it stops being complicated, you start to understand everything you do, and if something goes wrong, you begin to sense why it fails, instead of searching everywhere without understanding.

Got my first computer in 1988. I'll let you know when programming becomes frustrating.

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