I think 1, 2, 4, and 5 all apply to me, but mainly it’s #4 (“Just love programming”) that applies to me.
I started on JavaScript at Codecademy after hearing that a friend was learning to code and winning contests (I think that part may have been embellished a little lot, I don’t know that he’s ever even been in a programming contest), and I was like “Hey, I should check that site out!”.
I got started on JavaScript, and I loved it. I could make popups (alert()
, confirm()
, & prompt()
), I can make games with logic in them, and all that type of stuff.
Then, I moved on through the rest of the courses, Ruby, then HTML/CSS, then all the rest. I also started making my own simple webpages, they looked pretty bad, but still - I was learning and am a lot better now 
@zainabrawat
Haha, really? I made one of my first websites on there, too! It’s nothing to be embarrassed about 