Can college students learn programming?

Of course, college students can learn programming, which requires some basic knowledge such as mathematics and English, and requires thoughtful and profound college students to be familiar with and learn. It is very necessary and beneficial for college students to learn programming.

First of all, computer-related majors in universities will offer programming courses. These universities will offer computer programming courses. Students majoring in natural science will learn programming more deeply and students will learn programming more professionally.

Second, college students have plenty of time and energy to learn programming. Compared with junior high school students, the study time of college students' specialized courses is very little, so as long as college students are willing to learn programming, they will have more energy and time to learn programming well.

Third, the study and practice of programming theory are closely combined during college. College students can participate in various social activities, and relatively speaking, they can apply programming knowledge to social practice, which is conducive to integrating the programming knowledge they have learned into their daily life and study.

To sum up, college students can learn programming, and they have the advantages and conditions to learn and use programming well. Learning programming plays an important role in improving their comprehensive ability.