computer to repeat, and that qualifies. Programming in a programming language that needs to be compiled, and programming in a scripted language, both of those things are programming. So it's completely fair to just broadly say, yes, I am programming right now. I don't think that's misrepresenting anything at all. And I think it's important to maintain the knowledge that those two are essentially the same processes, because it's silly, I think, for people to maybe view one kind of programming as maybe more important than the other. I feel like sometimes people might start to think, well, if you're not programming in C or C++ or those two, then you're not really programming, are you? You're just, you're doing the easy stuff. Well, it's not easy. It's just as hard, or it's not just as hard, well, it is just as hard to program in Python or Java or Bash. The difference is that, the difference is where you're spending your, is in part where you're spending your effort. A lot of the, like the (32/54)
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