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I don't think that's true. I learned how to program in high school and we had a network and it was fun to write computer programs to allow my classmates to sen
by fnid 17y ago
I don't think that's true. I learned how to program in high school and we had a network and it was fun to write computer programs to allow my classmates to send messages over the network to other students. This was back in the Novell messaging days. I also did a lot of graphics programming drawing neat images and a chess game.
It's no more frustrating than losing at poker or some type of competitive game or politics.
- elbenshira 17y agoYes, it is fun. But see, if you want to dig deep, then you are eventually going to hit topics and discussions that you can't easily warp your mind around. Learning computer science is not always an easy and happy road.
- brianto2010 17y agoIn context, lionhearted doesn't want to 'dig deep'. Rather, he 'just thinks it'd be a neat thing to spend some hours in.' He doesn't have to learn hard topics if he doesn't want to. Plus, if he does, then it should/would be for his own enjoyment.