#whylearncode

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Here are some reasons for which you should learn coding:

Coding opens the door for a plethora of Jobs

Makes your resume stand out

Code is a lucrative career path

Improves your problem-solving skills

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Why you should learn coding in 2022

You are new to this field and have some uncertainty about whether or not you made the right decision in picking it. You may find it to be frightening, frustrating, or even enjoyable. Live Code trainer is the best coding institute in Delhi which will provide you the best learning experience online and offline.

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Why are you learning to code?

I've been asked this a lot recently and feel like I should have a long and elaborate response about how I've always known I wanted to study computer science or that I’m super technologically savvy so learning to code was the next logical thing to do. Both those things are not true.

I never considered working with computers. I like working with people; I'm good at understanding others, listening and communicating. I also really love learning so I pursued a career in education and attempted to teach what I love and counsel others to find their passions. 

So why quit my job to learn how to code?

When I was in college and still deciding what I wanted to be, the Internet was different. Having an interest in working with people, to me, meant getting a degree in Psychology and working in a field like education. Over the past decade, however, the rise of social media applications happened and that was the beginning of the change in social interactions. Facebook provided me with a better way to reach out to my students, LinkedIn provided a platform for teaching networking skills  and even Pinterest was a great resource to connect with visual learners.The Internet has become about interactions between people and it's pretty amazing that programmers can create these environments from just a bunch of numbers, letters and symbols. This was the start of my interest in building things with code.

Working as a career adviser has also broaden my understanding of the Tech Industry and the more I learned about it, the more I was attracted to the field. I used to think that programmers would sit by themselves on a computer all day. Total misconception! They get to problem solve, use their creativity to build things, all while collaborating with others.

Out of curiosity, I tried the tutorials on Codecademy, Treehouse and Code School. At first it all seemed like nonsense and I really didn't think it was possible to learn. But I kept coming back to it and what was once meaningless came together and started to make sense. It was really exciting seeing what I could build. Intrigued by the creativity and challenge, I decided that I didn't have to choose between working with people or computers, it was possible to do both!

Fast forward to now: I am enrolled in a Web Development Intensive course beginning this September. Super excited to immerse myself in the learning experience and start collaborating and building awesome things with others. I will be keeping track of the things I’m learning, cool stuff I come across, and also blog about the ups and downs of my progress.