When I started coding, I made so many silly mistakes 😅 Today I’m sharing 3 small mistakes that every beginner developer makes: 1. Trying to write "Perfect Code" on Day 1 Bro, your code will be messy at the start. Just make it work first. Perfect comes later. 2. Watching tutorials but not coding yourself Watching videos is easy. But you only learn when you type the code on your own laptop. 3. Getting scared of errors Red error ≠ Failure. Error = Teacher. Copy it to Google, you’ll find the fix. What mistake did YOU make when you started? Tell me in the comments 👇

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