Just because most (not all) programmers are self-taught, doesn't mean that's the natural or optimal state of being.
This is mostly a criticism of academic CS (which aims to produce systems programmers and researchers). The underlying implication that programming is somehow unteachable is bogus.
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Just because most (not all) programmers are self-taught, doesn't mean that's the natural or optimal state of being.
This is mostly a criticism of academic CS (which aims to produce systems programmers and researchers). The underlying implication that programming is somehow unteachable is bogus.