It'll definitely help people learn faster - the "what to try next" problem is HUGE in programming discovery. Modern languages (and tools like autocomplete) hav

It'll definitely help people learn faster - the "what to try next" problem is HUGE in programming discovery. Modern languages (and tools like autocomplete) have already helped that a lot compared to assembly code or binary, this looks like the biggest jump in a long time. The path of programming so far has been moving from "describe how to do something" to "describe what to do" which this is certainly in line with.