You’re wasting your time, don’t become a programmer! My gut feeling is you won’t like that statement because you do want to be a programmer. Stick at it, you w

You’re wasting your time, don’t become a programmer! My gut feeling is you won’t like that statement because you do want to be a programmer. Stick at it, you will be fine. You are lacking in confidence. I created a saas product 10 years ago as a sysadmin with a quality of coding that would bring a tear to many programmer’s eyes. My kids appreciate the code though as it has paid for about half a dozen trips to Disney. If you want to work in programming you will. Part of the problem with your age group is expectation. Society has told you that you are all awesome which obviously can’t be true. You may be awesome, you may be good, you may be ok. Be confident and do the best you can when you get a job. Ps. Some of my coding errors have involved editing the wrong file and spending several hours troubleshooting. A colleage also nicknamed me arraybreaker as I often abused 0 index arrays. Your problems are much more advanced :-)