>I started programming in 1985 and thought I was very likely too late. Lots of skilled programmers started coding when they were kids. But that does not mean s

>I started programming in 1985 and thought I was very likely too late. Lots of skilled programmers started coding when they were kids. But that does not mean starting to learn coding when you are 30 years old won't make you an excellent programmer: actually, you can learn even faster at that age because concepts like logic, dividing an issue into several small ones, and iterating step by step until the final solution are more intuitive to you than to a kid.