I'm sorry about that. Maybe you can switch tracks without losing what you've already accomplished. There's a paper by Phillip Guo about conversational programm

I'm sorry about that. Maybe you can switch tracks without losing what you've already accomplished. There's a paper by Phillip Guo about conversational programmers. These are people who do not program, but seek to learn programming so that they can be better at some non-programming task. He's got three papers one this topic, but you're most interested in this one: http://pgbovine.net/publications/conversational-programmers-in-industry_CHI-2016.pdf http://pgbovine.net/publications/conversational-programmers-... Particularly look at table 2, which is a summary of the motives of conversational programmers.