So it was about 5 years ago when I am first learning how to code or learning programming and my biggest wish probably learning something that outside my domain of knowledge so I came from a financial background which never types any of code and I think my first step to overcome it is just writing a lot of code and watching so many different kind of programming tutorial and reading a lot of books until about six months probably I think I just felt that I can do it really well even though until now I am still I feel I feel that I really lack of fundamental knowledge of computer science and I am still trying to learning some kind of basic fundamental knowledge of computer science until until now. However, from my experience I think as long as we are keep trying we can able to put a a lot of skill into my brain so we can do it even though it’s not really good at the first time and just about getting better after a lot of iteration.
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So it was about five years ago when I was first learning how to code or learning programming, and my biggest wish was probably to learn something outside my domain of knowledge. I came from a financial background and had never typed any code. I think my first step to overcome it was just writing a lot of code, watching many different kinds of programming tutorials, and reading a lot of books. After about six months, I felt that I could do it really well, even though I still feel that I lack fundamental knowledge of computer science. I am still trying to learn some basic fundamental knowledge of computer science even now. However, from my experience, I think as long as we keep trying, we can put a lot of skills into our brains. We can do it, even if it's not really good the first time; it's just about getting better after a lot of iterations.
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