Learning to code without much knowledge about computer science, especially coding, seemed like an unbelievable thought in my mind. During my school days, while studying the computer subject, I was introduced to the definition: 'A computer is an electronic machine that can perform tasks within a fraction of a second without any errors.' This line sparked a curiosity in me to learn more about computers. However, I couldn't access computers until I completed my graduation.

Our college had a computer lab for CS students, where every day they were actively learning by utilizing computers. Observing them consistently, I wished to type on the keyboard just like them. I used to think that mathematics was a necessary subject to learn programming, and I reflect on that time now.

Lacking hands-on experience and the basics of computers, I encountered numerous challenges. Despite majoring in Commerce during my graduation and excelling in finance-related subjects with a good percentage, my job search journey began immediately after completing my degree. Through multiple interviews, I realized that basic English and computer knowledge are essential skills for entry-level positions.

I don't have any Hands-on experience and Basics of Computer. I have faced many challenges and so on ...... In my Graduation chosen, Commerce Major. And I Love to do Finance and Commerce related stuff; I was awarded a good percentage. As soon as I completed the Graduation, I have started to search for jobs and attend Interviews. By facing several interviews I came to know that basic English and computer Knowledge are must-have skills for an entry-level job.

How I Discovered Coding.

Perceptions Shifted: From Thinking Coding Requires a Computer Science Degree to Embracing the Possibilities. A YouTube Tutorial, 'How to Automate WhatsApp Chat with Python,' revolutionized my mindset. Realizing that anyone with an interest in coding can create code and automate tasks, I found a new perspective. Witnessing both kids and elders creating wonders with coding, I decided to explore further. In the course of my research, I discovered the invaluable skill of 'Googling,' a crucial asset for developers.

HOW TO NAVIGATE RESEARCH From Exploring YouTube Coding Channels to Breaking Free from Tutorial Hell. Initially, I delved into numerous channels but found them lacking. Watching tutorials for every programming language, I felt the need to learn them all, leading to note-taking overload. Unaware that I was trapped in a 'tutorial hell,' I overlooked the importance of practical projects and found myself overwhelmed with learning multiple languages simultaneously, unsure of the next steps.Tech Community Assistance: Navigating the Coding Maze with Support and Guidance.

Unlocking the Power of Social Media for Learning: From Creating Facebook and Twitter Accounts in School to Embracing the Tech Community. Following YouTube creators and engaging on Twitter became a treasure trove of coding information, resources, and motivating memes. Twitter emerged as the hub for the tech community, where I not only found valuable code snippets but also adopted the writing style of senior developers. The journey involved reading every coding-related tweet, interacting with likes, comments, and retweets. Inspired by the community, I learned to ask and clarify doubts through Google searches, a crucial skill I began practicing. Despite possibly annoying some amazing people with my comments and DMs, they graciously replied, even in their busy schedules.

Top Advice: Shift from Tutorials to Projects, Master a Single Language, and Embrace Problem-Solving.

Tech-Community Wisdom: Initiating Web Development with No Prior Knowledge, Riding the Trend Wave. Enticed by the instant visual feedback in Graphical UI, I embarked on the journey of learning web development as a beginner.

Focused on Frontend Mastery: Choosing Frontend Web Development and Immersing Myself in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Rapid progress allowed me to write code within months, sparking a commitment to full-time frontend learning. The ever-evolving tech landscape fuels my enthusiasm to continually explore and embrace new technologies in this dynamic career path.

Conclusion: The Vital Role of Interest in Learning. Coming from a non-coding and non-computer science background, I've discovered that coding is inclusive for anyone intrigued by understanding how computers function and using them to solve problems. Regardless of the coding language or framework chosen, the emphasis remains on adopting a problem-solving approach to create meaningful applications.

Hello DywaVaraprasad! 👋 It's great to hear about your coding journey as a Commerce Graduate.

Starting to learn coding without prior experience is a commendable step. Keep up the enthusiasm! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Best of luck on your coding endeavors!

Happy Coding, ! 👨‍💻.