Good to know. I learned Applesoft BASIC when I was 8 (in 1988-89), then moved on to 6502 assembly around age 11 or 12. I copied a lot of assembly routines out o

Good to know. I learned Applesoft BASIC when I was 8 (in 1988-89), then moved on to 6502 assembly around age 11 or 12. I copied a lot of assembly routines out of books, though. And for some reason I can't remember now, I especially struggled with the Apple ProDOS Machine Language Interface (MLI). When I first expressed interest in learning to program at age 8, my mother told me that an 8-year-old couldn't learn to program. Fortunately, I found a way to begin learning without any involvement from my parents (our computer, an Apple IIGS, came with a disk that included an introductory lesson on BASIC). I guess she just assumed I couldn't learn at that young age because home computers were still relatively new, so kids hadn't had direct access to computers for very long, so people just didn't know yet what was possible or realistic.