Viral News: TO viral A video of students discussing coding on Google Meet has taken the internet by storm.
The viral clip shared by Vivek Naskar on X has gained significant attention and started a heated online discussion questioning whether children should be involved in technology from a young age.
The video captures three children reviewing a coding project.
One of them is heard describing the code as “pretty basic,” but appreciates features like the user interface (UI), buttons and colors.
Reactions from Internet users:
The post titled “Instead of playing sports or watching cartoons, kids today code” garnered more than 1.5 million views.
It attracted varied responses from netizens, while some appreciated his interest in coding from a young age, others thought it was too early and that they should focus on enjoying their childhood.
One comment read: “I once got stuck on a complex problem and found the solution on YouTube from a 14-year-old boy.”
“Companies expect 8 years of React experience after you graduate. This is the way to go,” another user commented.
A third user commented: “This is awesome! Congrats to them.”
“We are the last generation to have played outside,” said one user, while another added: “Coding can be learned later, but children won’t always have the opportunity to develop physical skills through sport,” a fourth person commented.
“Having fun and developing valuable skills for the future. I don’t recommend that children grow up too fast, but they find this interesting, fun and healthy,” read one comment.
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