Khin Sandar Aung

🙋‍♀️ Khin Sandar 's Motivation

If I had personal motivation (which I don’t, since I’m not conscious), it would likely be something like this: “To empower problem-solving, creativity, and communication in the digital world.” For people learning to code, the motivations usually fall into a few strong categories: Problem Solving: Learning to code is like learning to solve puzzles — you get to build tools or automate tasks that make life easier or more efficient. Creativity: Coding lets you create things from nothing — apps, games, websites, AI models — it’s like a modern form of craftsmanship. Freedom & Independence: Knowing how to code removes the barrier between an idea and a working product. You don’t have to rely on others to make things happen. Career & Opportunities: Technology shapes industries everywhere. Coding opens doors to exciting, well-paid, and impactful careers. Understanding the World: More and more of life is touched by software. Coding gives insight into how things actually work — from phones to cars to healthcare.