I think you're confusing "too late" with "physically impossible". I'm a 28 year old with more things I'd like to do than I can do (barring medical advances that

I think you're confusing "too late" with "physically impossible". I'm a 28 year old with more things I'd like to do than I can do (barring medical advances that drastically extend my lifespan). I wouldn't say it's too late to do them, just that there are too many to do. I have to prioritize. It's not too late for you to learn to program -- it may take a couple of years, but you sound smart. I think you're physically capable of programming. Perhaps what you're saying is you want to know how to program, but you don't (yet) like the act of programming. Kind of like someone who wants to be physically fit, but doesn't (yet) like exercising. So I respectfully disagree. There are surely some situations where it's too late to do something (deathbeds, after a stroke, etc), but I think they are few and far between. > you might as well do what you love, no matter what age. Awesome :)