The whole explanation of your point is just filled with analogies. IMO if you have to use analogies to explain your point then you really don't understand your

The whole explanation of your point is just filled with analogies. IMO if you have to use analogies to explain your point then you really don't understand your own point. When programming, I am thinking in terms of data, what processing the data needs, how will you structure the data in memory/disk, what IO/integration is required etc. This thinking has nothing to do with what the programming language allows/makes you to think. If your programming language is supposed to dominate your thinking about programs then you are just constraining yourself to a specific way of solving the problem.