When is a good age to start to learn scripting?

Hey there, a question that I've had for a long time is a good age to start to learn scripting? Should you learn when you're old or young, etc. 

I believe it doesn't matter at what age you start, but starting earlier has obvious benefits (more time to learn). Though generally you can understand many more concepts more easily and incorporate mathematics related stuff, the older you are. 

Edited September 10, 2020 by JG1

Also as you think you are able to understand programming. When you are able to fix scripts, find bugs and optemize scripts.

Hey, I started learning scripting when I was 13 or something (that was 2 years back) , and its worth. I kept in mind about school stuff, but I have noticed that when I learn something from my own interest (before school teaches), I be good at it (eg. I learnt trigonometry from programming a year before school thought me and that's like the only thing where I can  score full without studying). So... yea, as long as you understand basic math, you can learn programming. As you advance in it, you will also learn advanced math stuff (I learnt about standard deviation from python and the school didn't teach me yet)

I script since i was 7 years old. If you are interested in the subject, learn it ahead of time.

I've been scripting since I was 6 or 7. I'm still pretty young but I'm a professional now in 8 coding languages.