When did you feel comfortable with programming?

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I've been programming for about 6 months, but i still feel like i haven't learned anything. Or maybe i'm overwhelmed by the things i still don't know. Am i doing something wrong here or is this normal?

I want to be able to work as a freelancer in a year or two, but i'm not sure if that goal is achievable.

So when did you feel comfortable using your programming language of choice and how did you learn it?

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