If this was in response to the code.com video, I think this author missed the message of it. Code.com said that people should learn to code because it makes peo

If this was in response to the code.com video, I think this author missed the message of it. Code.com said that people should learn to code because it makes people think more analytically. Just like why people take math classes. Do I need to know calculus in everyday life? Probably not, but it changes how you think and makes you a problem solver, just like learning how to program. Also, if people learned programming than they wouldn't be typing into magic they wouldn't understand, maybe they start to code because they like video games and discover other uses for programming? How will people become passionate about it if they never try it out? This artical made my angry and could apply to and subject.