At what age is it appropriate to start learning programming?

Theoretically, the best age for learning programming is 6~ 16, but there is no absolute relationship between learning in the field of knowledge and age. A drop of water and a stone were not built in a day. As long as you make a good study plan and stick to it, I believe your efforts will be rewarded in the near future.

A friend of mine is 38 years old. He is also engaged in software programming. When it comes to education, you will be surprised. I went to work on the construction site before I graduated from junior high school. Because he has no skill, he can only do some heavy manual work. Later, he began to learn electrician from the electrician master at the construction site, and his work would be relatively easier. Later, he began to teach himself programming. In the case of zero foundation, he actually got a programming job through four years of self-study. Imagine how difficult it is to get a job you want by self-study in this era when any position depends on education and experience!

What people are most afraid of is being content with the status quo. Sometimes people don't know how good they are unless they push themselves. There are not a few celebrities who have been late bloomers since ancient times, but they have not given up their study and exploration in their own fields because of age restrictions.

If you are determined to teach yourself programming, put aside all concerns and implement it decisively. Just stick to it with your heart and leave the rest to time. Friends, come on, I believe you will succeed!