My brother got a job in the industry with only a degree in math. My advice is simply to trust in yourself and don't give up applying for jobs. It sounds like yo

My brother got a job in the industry with only a degree in math. My advice is simply to trust in yourself and don't give up applying for jobs. It sounds like you enjoy and are good at coding. I guarantee you that is enough to be successful at 99% of jobs, you just need to find the one job that gives you a chance. I would also keep up with side projects and coding challenges. It will boost confidence and may help in interviews. Ultimately though it's believing in yourself and grinding to apply to enough jobs which will make this dream into a reality. Once you land your first job where you are actually coding you are basically set. It will open a ton of doors for you. BTW a slower more reliable approach would be to start taking coding classes at a college.