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The document discusses learning to code and its benefits. It notes that coding can be an emotional experience involving feelings of worthlessness when problems cannot be solved but great accomplishment when problems are solved. It also states that coding teaches important life skills like thinking and problem solving, and that determination is more important than genius for learning to code. Famous programmers emphasize that coding will make people seem like wizards compared to others without those skills.
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