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Now imagine what bad behaviors "No Code" languages encourage in new programmers. Lots of them blatantly encourage there users to "copy&paste" instead of using

Now imagine what bad behaviors "No Code" languages encourage in new programmers. Lots of them blatantly encourage there users to "copy&paste" instead of using functions and structures. And if they try to encourage good behavior, the sales people start to bugger the developers to "make it simpler" and the result is again a 9000 lines long papyrus of copy & paste.

pjmlp 5y ago
Depends, there are those that do encorage modularity via packages and modules. However just like in text based languages, there are always those that write functions bodies that take several screens.