I'd argue something a bit different. Coding is far more accessible today and far more visible as a field one could get a job in than ever before. As such, you h

I'd argue something a bit different. Coding is far more accessible today and far more visible as a field one could get a job in than ever before. As such, you have way more students trying to learn some introductory CS. Maybe the proportion of CS learners is going up while the proportion with more technical literacy stayed the same?