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Honestly, start by just asking him if he's interested. I got into programming on my own in the 1980s by playing with TRS-80s at school. Later I bought a TI-994a
by throwawayboise 6y ago
Honestly, start by just asking him if he's interested. I got into programming on my own in the 1980s by playing with TRS-80s at school. Later I bought a TI-994a with paper route money. My parents certainly didn't disuade me, but didn't particularly push it either.
Kids have their own interests. You can support what they want to do or explore, but can't really make them interested in programming if they arent. There's no rule that says your kids will be interested in the same things you are.