You are nitpicking. I was referring to "code" in the traditional sense of C, C++, Javascript, etc contained in what are otherwise plain text files. I thought th

You are nitpicking. I was referring to "code" in the traditional sense of C, C++, Javascript, etc contained in what are otherwise plain text files. I thought that my reference was ok given the HN audience but apparently not. Excel supporting VBA macros blurs the lines but given that auditors spend so much time in Excel, they get to know that too. Now that Excel, has official support for Python, I suppose they'll need to have to come up to speed on that as well.