Hi all!<br><br>I&#39;m watching this conversation. I also think that nobody will be a programmer who finds it boring. I know, no matter how interesting stuffs you show, they find it boring. Believe me, I tried to draw the attention of my mates to programming, but I always had to give up.
<br><br>1. I&#39;m a 18-year-old student.<br>2. I find programming a really interesting subject.<br>3. However, I never learnt programming in school, because teachers really don&#39;t teach this subject here. I asked adults to teach me some things, read books, documentations on the Internet, tried many things on my own.
<br>4. Programming is my life. I really want to be a programmer, when I grow up. I hope I can accomplish it.<br><br>When I was playing games on my old DOS machine, I also asked the question: &quot;These games are really cool, but how are they made?&quot; Since that time, I learnt many things of programming, most of them are far from games.
<br><br>If somebody finds it all boring, then you can&#39;t teach him. They&#39;ll find other occupations for themselves they will like. It&#39;s no use to worry about it, since there are enough programmers in the world. If you worry about the balance of the occupations, think about why there are 4 university students of 5 who wants to be an economist. Do we really need so many economists? (Sorry for this off-topic.)
<br><br>Bye,<br>MegaBrutal<br>