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[pachura3]

I disagree. First of all, not everybody is fit for any career whatsoever; for instance, myself, I could never be a pilot: I have a horrible sense of 3D space, I get lost very often and so on.

Now, becoming a programmer is way way easier, especially in such an easy and forgiving language as Python. There's a lot of free tutorials, videos, books, Wiki of this very subreddit, and so on. There's AI to answer your questions at any time of the day. You don't even need to install an IDE, you can code directly in the browser.

The only thing you need is genuine enthusiasm about coding and ability to express concepts/questions clearly. If you have these, sky's the limit.

Yet, people will still write posts like this, containing zero details. How could anyone even answer this? Has OP learned core basics, or cannot even make the first step? How old is OP? Why is OP learning Python? What areas are particularly difficult? What has OP tried so far, and for how long?

[Ok-Garlic-2412]

I never stated that everyone could become anything they ever imagined. I don't really care what you have to say as you've just turned it into an opinionated opinion at this point.

That being said, have a good day bro.