The little coders predicament

I started programming at a very young age. When I first got the computer I made sure that it came with a lot of games. However, I found I could'nt keep my interest in a game for more than five minutes. Did'nt matter which game it was. Hacking/Programming was much more fun. I spent hours sitting in front of the computer, figuring out how some thing worked, or writing code and being amazed at what it could do. Thats why computers were so much fun!

Heck, I remember playing around with Visual Basic v3.0 for a bit. It was fun writing a calculator. But that is really boring. The language that I really did enjoy coding in was DBase. I made my own app for my fathers office in high school. They used it for about two years before a professional came in to upgrade it.