Coding is being taught in elementary schools around the world.
Countries like Estonia, the UK, and Finland have made it a core subject for young students.

Stack Overflow gets over 100 million visits per month.
It’s one of the most visited websites by developers looking for help with coding issues.

GitHub is the world’s largest host of source code.
Millions of developers use it daily to collaborate, store, and version their code.

One of the most expensive software bugs cost $500 million.
A missing hyphen in a rocket’s code caused a mission failure in 1962 (NASA’s Mariner 1).

The first computer virus was created in 1986 and was called “Brain.”
It was made by two brothers in Pakistan and spread via floppy disks.

Python was named after Monty Python, not the snake.
Creator Guido van Rossum named it after the British comedy group Monty Python, because he wanted programming to be fun.

"Hello, World!" is the first program most beginners write.
It’s a tradition in programming to start with a simple program that prints “Hello, World!” on the screen.

The first version of Java was called Oak.
James Gosling initially named it "Oak" after an oak tree outside his office window, but it was later changed to Java.

There are over 700 programming languages in the world.
From popular ones like Python, JavaScript, and Java, to niche ones like BrainThe message cannot be published because it contains incorrect speech or writing which is against the terms of service of the Coins Network․ or Whitespace – the variety is huge.

The first computer programmer was a woman – Ada Lovelace.
She wrote the first algorithm intended for a machine (the Analytical Engine) in the mid-1800s, long before actual computers existed.