No problem my pleasure :)
I worked in sales for 5 years selling hard drives and etc to businesses. It was the only job I could land, and the pay was decent, but I knew that I wanted to be a developer because I enjoyed that work more, and obviously it's way more secure and pays more than most sales jobs!
I was having trouble even getting interviews, let alone passing them, due to a lack of experience on the resume and a lack of serious focus on logical reasoning skills for solving algorithmic problems. This kind of stuff absolutely does not come naturally, even if you have a computer science degree and lots of achievements to put on your resume.
To pass most interviews these days, I learned that you absolutely, 100%, most inflate the crap out of your resume with really fancy sounding words and responsibilities and achievements. Be realistic, but don't hold back. Then, you must send your resume out to 200 jobs sorted by most recent post, and after that you'll get like 5 phone calls.
After that, you put on your most positive and outgoing personality to talk about your passions and work and motvations. Then you hope that you catch 3 or 4 technical questions in a row that you have seen before in some shape or form ;).
Apply to literally every job title that sounds tangentially technical. Software Developer, Fullstack, Front End, Technical Architect, Business Analyst, Consultant, anything. The development job I landed was marketed as a Business Analyst position and the interview was probably a lot easier than other people face at the same company. On day one I was told I would be doing node and react XD
Good luck and have fun with the process ;)