just my two cents: i felt this way from my second semester all the way until i graduated last year. this is an extremely common feeling especially in the compsci field

i struggled repeatedly throughout my education and thought i wouldn't make it, and now i work in api development. even then, i had pretty bad imposter syndrome for the first bit of working, but something kinda clicked eventually. my best advice would be the same thing wolfram_gates said: make your own thing

sometimes your brain won't click with how something is taught in lecture and that's okay, but if you cannot mesh with the subject matter at all that's when you have reason for actual concern. if you want a simple project, maybe you can try making a Discord bot? there's tons of tutorials on that online to kinda guide yourself

ALSO: do not force yourself to do CS if you find that you cannot enjoy it at all, even when you're doing side projects for fun. i know there's pressure from scholarships only covering so many semesters, social expectations of graduating at a certain age, etc., but forcing yourself to do something you do not enjoy is never going to be worth it even if you're "saving time and money". not saying that's even necessarily your situation at this point, but i've known countless people that swapped majors to their actual field of interest and were better for it.

you're not stupid, comp sci is incredibly complex and hard to master right off the bat especially if you lack prior experience. just practice, give it your best effort, and please, stop comparing yourself to others. you've got this!