Try doing simple stuff with programming for a weekend and see how you like it. If you don't like it, well, it's just 1 weekend. If you do like it, could be wor

Try doing simple stuff with programming for a weekend and see how you like it. If you don't like it, well, it's just 1 weekend. If you do like it, could be worth trying more. If you aren't sure, could be worth trying more. You don't need to take a class to learn to program. I've heard it said that really, all programmers are self taught, even if they do take a class. Programming is basically putting things together, or feeding things into each other. "Programming is like any other profession where you spend hours looking into a box cursing yourself for not thinking more like a machine."-swiftonsecurity A word of advice though: Don't think you can make the next facebook as your first project. However, try it out. It really doesn't require that much time investment to try it, and it certainly doesn't require much monetary investment (you don't have to pay anything except for the electricity you are already paying for for your computer). Just try it, there's very little cost.