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Can I learn programming without a computer science degree?
Absolutely — you don’t need a CS degree to become a great programmer. In fact, some of the best developers out there never set foot in a computer science classroom. What you truly need is curiosity, persistence, and a love for problem-solving.
I know the internet can be intimidating. You see job listings asking for “B.Tech in Computer Science” or “3 years of experience,” and you start thinking maybe you're not meant for this. But let me tell you — your skills speak louder than your degree. Tech companies today are hiring people who can build things, think logically, and learn fast — not just those with a piece of paper.
I started without a CS degree too, and I’ve built this entire website just to prove that beginners — complete zero-to-hero beginners — can learn to code and even earn from it. What matters is your ability to learn, not what your college says on paper.
Here’s what I suggest:
- Start with a beginner-friendly language like Python.
- Focus on projects, not just theory. Build calculators, to-do lists, simple games.
- Google is your best friend. If you get stuck, look for answers — that’s what real programmers do.
- Stay consistent — 30 minutes a day beats 5 hours once a week.
- Join coding communities where you feel safe to ask questions (there’s no such thing as a stupid question).
You don’t need to memorize everything. You don’t need to be a genius. You just need to be stubborn enough to keep going when things feel hard.
Bonus: On this website, I break down each line of code with beginner-friendly explanations, and I give mini projects to help you apply what you learn — exactly the way I wish someone taught me when I started.
The site is still new, so I’m dropping new lessons every week. Stick around 🌱
Hope this cleared your doubt!
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