Frequently asked questions

No. Most everyday programming is logic and looking things up, not hard math. If you can follow a recipe, you can code.

JavaScript is a friendly first pick: it runs in every browser with nothing to install, which is exactly what these tutorials use.

You already can — each tutorial here is a small, complete app. A few weeks of steady practice and you'll be changing them confidently.

Not at all. Any laptop from the last decade and a free text editor are plenty to learn on and build real projects.

Getting stuck is the job — every coder does, daily. Read the error out loud, change one thing at a time, and search the exact message.