Leo sat staring at his laptop screen. He was a waiter at a bustling downtown bistro, or at least, he used to be. Now, he was just another unemployed statistic in the middle of a global pandemic. He had dabbled in coding before—copied a few lines of JavaScript, watched a random YouTube tutorial on HTML—but he felt lost. He called it "Tutorial Hell": a place where you knew just enough to change a background color, but not enough to build anything real.
He applied for a junior developer role at a logistics company that was struggling to manage their shipping data. Leo sat staring at his laptop screen
"Okay," the manager said. "We have a lot of data in CSV files. We need a script to organize it. How would you approach that?" He had dabbled in coding before—copied a few
He hit enter. The computer replied.