I'm tired of being a neet and living with my parents. I

Unfortunately there is no escape from this hell.

you could take online courses and take up freelancing jobs depending on what kind of coding youre into

>>35593162
What kinds of freelancing jobs can you do with coding knowledge?

>>35593185
depends what code languages you know

Programming neet here, I've been one for almost 7 years now still no job. Maybe it'll be different for you but you probably won't impress normies (they only care about the final product )or make much money to leave your parents. Unless you're going to a big school,making normie connections and planning to work in business, programming alone is going to lead to frustration depression and burn out like it did with me.

Programming is a means to an end so if you're simply doing it because you like to write code it's going to be disappointing in the end game. It will only get you a job in an office to work on a big project or help you create a product which is half or less the work, the rest is creativity, social contact and marketing skills.

Unfortunately for the average programmer there's not much financial social independence to look forward to. You're better off doing other things

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>>35592747
just go to >>>/g/wdg/ and start learning with a daily routine akin to the hours of an actual dayjob since you're neet (excluding weekends if you like).

in about a month maybe less depending on how quick you pick shit up you will be employable for a junior web dev position.

t. employed junior web dev who did this technique

if you want a software programming job you gotta work a whole lot harder my nigga