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Ingenrollsroyce on December 27th, 2020 at 13:18 UTC »

I have never liked the term 'talented'. you spend 5000 hours perfecting some skill, then it feels like an insult to say 'oh you are so talented', like you were randomly born with the ability to do it instead of loads of hard work to be able to do it.

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smokeys_13 on December 27th, 2020 at 14:11 UTC »

Practice is for sure a big part, but can't ignore that some people do have a more logical brain coming into development making it easier, also interest in what you're doing/could achieve is a huge help.

I believe that the practice required will typically only continue if you're interested in it, and are getting some progress as you work.

Edit: Reworded bit about 'naturally logical brain' - does seem true for some people, but generally actually meant that they've just developed logical thought processes that are useful when learning development, from other sources (math/science/puzzles/whatever) before turning their hand to dev