Exactly. I'm an incompetent programmer. I took about 4 classes at university on CS and a lot of my EE courseload used some programming. So I've written small

Exactly. I'm an incompetent programmer. I took about 4 classes at university on CS and a lot of my EE courseload used some programming. So I've written smaller programs, I've made a simulator of an 8-bit processor. I even made a small app to autodownload train info from an API and tell me which route is faster two years ago. But that took me 40 times longer than it would take someone who does software engineering for a living. So I leave the programming to the professionals in my legal practice. Ironically, I'm one of the few attorneys who actually do look at honest to goodness code since source code review is common in patent litigation. But its a niche field within the law. And I don't even really need to know how to do it, just understand it at a high level.