> could easily have asked instead, where do you draw the line? The commenter made that quite clear. Using a computational model that's not complete can not be

> could easily have asked instead, where do you draw the line? The commenter made that quite clear. Using a computational model that's not complete can not be called "programming" in any real-world context. Which is weird. This kinda implies that, whenever I forbid myself to write my Python-Code without While-loops or recursion, I'm not programming. The traditional definitions of programming are often along the lines of instructing a machine to perform certain tasks.