If I say, my parents new how to put the toast in and press the button: that's "put the cassette in and type the writing on the side of the cassette". The comma

If I say, my parents new how to put the toast in and press the button: that's "put the cassette in and type the writing on the side of the cassette". The command line was what you got when you turned the computer on, if you had no idea how to use it you typed words until you typed "work you stupid computer" and it responded "Syntax Error" or "Unknown Command" or something. >we can look at the things that worked // It really didn't work. You don't teach people to cook by leaving them in a kitchen until they discover there's a hidden fridge, and a hidden switch for the cooker, and they can cook food rather than eat the prepared food in the fridge, only they haven't found any recipes yet and they're all written in Korean (which I don't know). Guidance and access to resources is what I needed.