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You learn how to code in a couple of weeks, learning all the non-coding knowledge required to actually write useful programs is what takes years. For example,
by username90 6y ago
You learn how to code in a couple of weeks, learning all the non-coding knowledge required to actually write useful programs is what takes years.
For example, you can't write most useful programs without knowing what a pointer/reference is. Doesn't matter if you use visual programming or textual code.