I used to think coding needed maths brains, but it's just like a recipe
When I first thought about learning to code, I honestly believed you had to be some kind of maths wizard. Like, solving equations in your head while typing. But then I realised it's more like following a recipe for chapati. You mix things in order, you test, you adjust. That's it. You don't need to be good at maths. You just need to be curious and patient. I started learning on my phone during matatu rides, using free apps and YouTube. No laptop, no fancy data bundle. Just my small screen and a lot of pauses. It worked because I took it step by step. So if you've been holding back because you think you need to be a maths whiz or own expensive gear, let that worry go. Anyone can start. Who else felt the same at the beginning? Like you needed a degree in maths or something? Let's share our stories in the comments. It helps to know we're not alone.
