How old were you when you wrote your first line of code?
I was 13

24

13

Not young enough according to geek standards

I guess that depends if a Commodore 64 counts.

Assuming it does, about 8.
Assuming it don't, around 16

@Demolishun they did, those were the days.

Probably 15.

@jestdotty they never taught arrays? Damn

If Scratch counts, 9-10yo.

I was banging your mom when I wrote my first line of code

12. found a book with title 'I do programs at age 9' ( or smth similar ) and I remember thinking "I'm kind of late..."

Writing gamescripts with huge ass multidimensional arrays and file-based user data with maybe 13. It was simpler times. But it worked!

wrote my first code at age 10. I did read a book on holiday about html, css & js so tried it when I was home again but gave up within an hour. I started to learn to code when I was 14.

Around 18/19. It was Python.

However, I started learning programming properly at 18 yo.

At around 10-12 years old. GW-Basic on an MSX computer. I remember typing programs from books.

I also remember loading games from cassette tape, where you had to type "load" (or something) at the command prompt, and then press play on the cassette player.

But with serious programming, I think it was at university when I was 18 years old.

9 and it was in LOGO, made a rectangle on the screen.

Now i manage rectangles on the screen, so not much of a change in last 30 years.

Also fck, I'm old!

10 maybe 11