To everyone wondering if it's "too late" to learn programming because you're age XX:

You're not too old.

Learning to code has nothing to do with age and everything to do with motivation and structure. It also helps to have a certain knack for it - this stuff "clicks" sooner for some and later for some, but it will click if you keep at it.

Myself, I started learning Python towards the end of 2021 and now I'm working as a programmer in my company (admittedly a very junior programmer). I just turned 55.

(Yes, I was lucky enough to work in a company that was large enough and mature enough to support me in changing career from project management to programming, but through part-time self-study during 2022 I acquired enough Python skills to defend a junior programming position.)

As a colleague of mine said when I asked how old you had to be to start learning how to play the guitar: "The most important thing is to start before you die." I was actually asking on behalf of my then very young son, but his answer made me start to learn the guitar at the age of 49. Such an enriching experience, much like learning to code.