I learned how to code when I was 12. I first learnt how to pick apart html code in the early days of the web, then grew interested in making code that would dyn

I learned how to code when I was 12. I first learnt how to pick apart html code in the early days of the web, then grew interested in making code that would dynamically generate content. Tore through php2 and the rest is what I am. No language after that truly felt different, besides the differences in syntax and quirks. I picked up the concept of OOP from C++ and thats the end of my story. I've never read a programming book in my life.