That isnt the purpose of coding, no. That's its purpose for the first keystrokes, but thereafter, when a user has a product, it is to make that product an ideal

That isnt the purpose of coding, no. That's its purpose for the first keystrokes, but thereafter, when a user has a product, it is to make that product an ideal experience for that user. One imagines the vast majority of "coding" taking place on MS office for the last 30 years has not been to "make things", but to improve the quality of what they have made.