Can they tho?

Can they tho?

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Some people who "know how to code," can not actually "code."

It's a matter of practice, isn't it?

The jew is right here.

coding for machines is literally easier than talking to certain shitheads.

He's right. Most people would get bored to death, would just get confused as they don't know where to begin and can't focus on it.

But coding is fairly easy, if you can just sit down and decide to make something.

No, most people can't grasp basic computing concepts, and isn't just a boomer problem.

I mean yeah to an extent. It would depend on what you're trying to write. Simple programs like a calculator or a script that edits documents, sure anyone can write those given enough practice. However I'm not convinced you can "practice" your way into having better critical thinking that complicated programming requires. For reference I had a very difficult time with computer science in uni (took 2 semesters of comp sci as electives for my information systems major). I know the basics of writing programs but I don't know if I have the ability to develop professional-level skills to be employable as a software dev.

Most people drive like retards even though it's stupidly easier and they are practically forced to do it.
So, no.

You probably need at least 100 IQ to do it, and considering this is the mean IQ, this is probably literally a fact.