I felt that to be true as I had never heard of it, and by the mid 80s if there was one PC everyone was talking about, it was the Commodore 64. Even years later

I felt that to be true as I had never heard of it, and by the mid 80s if there was one PC everyone was talking about, it was the Commodore 64. Even years later when I got on the internet and tried to figure out what exactly it was that I learned to program on, it took a bit of work to find out what the exact model was and to find any real info about it. But maybe its regional- I was also a small child (7-10ish) when I used it and even the adults around me rarely used computers, and when they did it was in an office context- like one for the entire office.