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Should you really start coding in 2025

Posted on October 12, 2024March 9, 2025 By Omkar Pathak 1 Comment on Should you really start coding in 2025
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In today’s world, many people start learning programming simply because they see others doing it. But the real question is—Is coding truly for you? Should you really start coding in 2025? Are you learning it just because it’s trending? Because someone told you to? Or just because it promises high-paying jobs?

Is Coding really for you?

Trust me, after reading these simple points, you won’t have any doubts. It won’t take much time.

Let’s go through a few key factors before jumping to a conclusion:

1) Have you ever wondered: Is coding truly for you?

Before deciding whether you should learn coding, you first need to understand what it actually is. Coding isn’t as hard as it seems—it’s simply a way to communicate with computers. With the right instructions, computers can complete tasks in seconds that would take you hours. Like anything new, learning to code takes time, especially if you’re starting from scratch.

Steve Jobs on Coding?

So, you really should give it a try. Coding has never been easier to learn for beginners but once you have decided to learn it consistently, you start getting better at it which leads to enjoyment in coding.

“Don’t do just because everyone is saying, do because you are enjoying & learning it”

2) Patience and Perseverance in programming

Generally, beginner gets frustrated when start coding. They think coding is not for them and they often give up!!

Why to start coding?

Why beginners leave coding just after they start?

1) They think it’s taking a lot of time to learn and build logical thinking.

2) People get stuck sometimes ends up thinking they has wasted their entire time. But what they really don’t know is that new problem means new things to learn.

3) Difficulty: Beginners don’t get coding at first time. And this is common with every coder, but one with patience and perseverance will outstand and will leave others behind, not because he/she was good at it, just because he/she didn’t give up!!

See when you do anything in life, you will have to give your time. And when the topic is coding, which really has the potential to give you a massive success in your life, you really have to give it time.

3) Job Market and Career Goals

Coding has vast career goals from software development, AI, ML to Data science etc. You analyze which job market of suits you and then decide your career goals. If you really want to work in tech and want to give your contribution to digital work, then you’re welcome in it. You can really excel in it if you enjoy the process not the destination.

Coding Jobs demand

4) Love for Learning and enjoyment for contibuting

Coding is logical and if you enjoy learning it, then it gives you double reward. Learn it in step by step by setting daily goals. If you genuinely, do it this way and start solving problems related to coding then I bet you’ll start enjoying coding.

So, from now whenever you stuck at any coding problem, don’t think you are wasting your time instead think like you are learning new things. If you really change your mindset like this, you’ll really achieve high success in coding field.

Conclusion:

If you really want to contribute to digital world, enjoy problem-solving, love to learn new things and have patience then you really should start coding. However, if you don’t like coding even after trying then that’s okay too, there are several career opportunities you can explore. Remember: coding is not must, but it is one of the best things.

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