Should I continue learning programming if I have trouble solving problems?

Question

Currently studying Business Informatics and I am having trouble solving problems. Very often I find myself looking online on stack overflow and similar sites to find code which help me to get my assignments done for school.
I actually like coding to some extent but I get frustrated quite easily if I can't find a solution to my program even if I tried over a longer period of time.

I don't want to give up yet.

Maybe you are familiar with my problem and can help me out.

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Sometimes programming is hard, but you should know that programming is about seeking answers and solving problems and it always will be. Don't give up!

Answer 2

Even I have trouble in solving problems, but it's usually related to time or environment. I haven't given up, but I'm considering a non-coding career.

Whether you will continue or not depends on your choice. I'd say, you should be realistic and think of the end result too. You can't just cling to a passion even if it's like a boulder on your shoulder.

IMAO, if you think coding will be helpful in your career, continue. Otherwise, no.

Answer 3

Always practice and go back to repeat so you dont forget (google = youre friend)

Answer 4

Sometimes programming is hard, but never give up at it unless you want to because you don't like it! This is not an obligation!