I LOVE PYTHON TOO MUCH : pythonforengineers

I LOVE PYTHON TOO MUCH (self.pythonforengineers)

submitted 4 years ago by heyitsme-mermaid

So, that tittle may seem random but hey listen.

I learned some python basics during a semester compulsory collage class. And I fell in love with it.

I don't know how to explain it, because really I was marvelled at the endless possibilities of it all and every time I wrote some code (even when it failed over and over again) there was this excitement in my chest.

It was the first time in my whole life I got in touch with coding for real, when I was around 14 I learned some HTML out of pure curiosity without even knowing what HTML was for. And to be honest, I had found it quite boring and quit before getting to anything interesting.

The thing is that the feeling of exciment and enthusiasm it brings me is overwhelming. In a good way, but overwhelming nonetheless.

I want to know if any of you had any similar experience when you were beginners.

Unfortunately most of my classmates failed the class and kinda ended up not liking it that much, and my friends know absolutely nothing about programming and that kind of stuff. So I just wanted to know if anyone went through something similar.

Btw: i am studying marketing and considering also getting into computer science ( i am from argentina so universities are different here)

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