His Path Started with C++ but followed a few more changes of languages before starting with CSS.
"Initially I've started with C++. Didn't like it so much so switched to Python. Did not like the syntax so switched to C sharp. Loved it, taught myself up to OOP until I realised it's lot easier to find a job if I go into web development. I started doing the Odin project and i am only at the stage where I learn CSS and the landing page."
Having noticed a discouragement of such extent, Redditors decided to help, saying that sticking with C# is probably the best idea
“Everybody feels that way about CSS. Even veterans with decades of experience. I certainly do. It's extremely finicky, which is why I generally just use a CSS framework like Bootstrap to make my life easier. So don't let that stop you. You don't have to be perfect at it. AI isn't going to replace programmers any time soon despite what the clickbait industry is saying. So don't worry about that.”
If you are an aspiring programmer, who enjoys the work, you should not be afraid and discouraged by occasional failures.