Coding may sound overwhelming in the starting, but as you progress, you may start losing interest. Printing hello world in any programming language is the ultimate pleasure, but as you progress towards more complex topics of OOPs, functions, pointers, data structures and etc, your brain might stop responding, and you may question yourself, "Is this meant for me ?", "can I do this ?", "Is this my thing ?" 😨🤯

Let me answer some of these questions which, may help you gain some confidence and start coding as passionately as you were in the first place. 😊 Here are some reasons why you are demotivated or losing interest in coding. 🧐🤔🤔

1. You are not giving enough time and learning things way too fast. If you are learning, figure out your own pace. Always remember learning is more important than finishing the topic. Learn to spend time with the questions rather than just, trying to finish the syllabus and run for numbers.🥸

2. You are very much concerned about the future results and not enjoying the process of learning.🤓

3. If it is becoming monotonous then take a break and come back stronger and motivated.💪🏻💪🏻

4. If you still feel demotivated then, try to solve easy questions, go back in time and solve questions you already solved, see your achievements and feel good about it, that would motivate you to do more and accomplish more.😉😌

5. If you are still stuck and feel like quitting then, think about the reason which you gave yourself in the first place, think about why you even started coding and if that reason still matters to you, then sit on the chair, switch to dark mode and start typing.😎😎

1. If you still feel like quitting then it's okay not everyone should code there are various career options choose that career which matches your skillset and interests choosing a career is not an easy decision think and discuss and at last decide and choose what suits you best.😇😇

At last, stay healthy, stay motivated and keep doing good work.

🤩 Happy coding 🥳🥳