I completely agree and find these comments very accurate. Plus, I always thought that becoming a programmer meant learning how to make a computer do what you n

I completely agree and find these comments very accurate. Plus, I always thought that becoming a programmer meant learning how to make a computer do what you need it to do by learning how to command it in various languages. Along with that, I always thought that writing this language is a skill required amongst other skills to qualify as a programmer, and another major skill that is required is to be able to walk into many different problem domains, familiarize yourself with them, learn them, understand them, and attempt to fix them with efficiency. So while there are many specialized types of programming, we are all programmers, just writing our favorable language to speak with a machine, to solve a problem, in domain X.