Yeah? I'm working with a class using a lot of visual/block coding in Microsoft MakeCode. But then, I've also spent time writing code at various places in the (a

Yeah? I'm working with a class using a lot of visual/block coding in Microsoft MakeCode. But then, I've also spent time writing code at various places in the (abstract) chain: hardware <- uCode <- asm <- C/C++ <- TypeScript <- MakeCode/Scracth In terms of size, C is lower code than asm. TypeScript probably less, depending on what's being done. MakeCode uses blocks instead of text, but the logic concepts are the same. At each step up that stack it gets easier to do some things and harder to do others. Where along that stack does it become 'low code'?