It's not necessary that everyone likes coding

Knowledge related to technology in this digital world is very important, and coding is such a thing. It's not necessary for everyone to know about coding, but understanding it can make many things easier for us. Many people think it's good to know about coding from their early age, meaning from the primary education level.

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Controversy exists in every case, and in that case, it's not different either. Some people think, what is the benefit of learning about coding when AI can generate the code based on our command? If AI could do everything, then I think there would be no programmers, web designers, or graphics designers right at the moment. AI has some related issues related to creativity, and there are many other limitations that can't be solved by AI at the present moment. I will be happy if those issues can be solved by AI in the future because it can make things easier for us and save our time.

The first time I learned about coding was when I was in the XI class. I learned basic knowledge about it, and after practicing a little bit, I became interested in coding. I took it seriously, and I tried to learn about coding more and more, even though I was not a student of computer science at my university. Because of that reason, I got some attention from my friends who were students of computer science. It seems that at that time, I was quite determined for it, and I wanted to be a good programmer. After a certain time, when I came to the world of online earning, I realized that I didn't have enough time to do everything. I had to choose between making money online or learning and practicing coding, and I chose to make money online, and I let it go about coding. It was a tough decision for me, but I don't regret making such a decision because still I feel that I have taken the right decision. I left practicing coding long ago, and now it seems my knowledge has started to fade away. But I am quite sure that if coding was introduced to me a few years earlier, I might not need to choose between the two, and I could be a good programmer at the same time.

When I heard that my neighbor's country government introduced coding in the early stage of the education system, I felt it was very cool because it can help those students to know more about coding and the updated technology of the world. In my country, after completing graduation, many students remain unemployed, and they don't have any extra skills to earn. I believe that if they learned about coding from an earlier age, they could make money online via their coding skills through freelancing. In that case, their coding knowledge can help them to earn some money, or it can be considered as a backup career for everyone. At least it's better than staying unemployed.

As I was very much interested in coding, I feel that it's good to introduce coding in the early stage of our education system for students, and for various reasons it's good considering my country's situation also. I would stop here about this topic if it were my younger version, but now I think about it from a different perspective. And so here I want to share different perspectives also.

Mathematics and physics are my favorite subjects, but at the same time, many students fear both subjects, and they are not interested in them. So the interests of students are not the same, and in the case of coding, I think it's the same because there are many students who have no interest in coding. Suppose someone is interested in fashion design, and in that case, coding may not be necessary. Again, let's pay special attention to coding only. Many other courses also deserve attention and need to be introduced in the education system early. So even if I think it's good, it may not be good for everyone. What can be the possible solution to it?

I believe that humans are different, and their thoughts are different, and naturally, their interests are also different. So it's necessary to focus on those courses and subjects that are equally important, like coding for others. They should have an option to choose which courses they are interested in.