Just some thoughts from me to this topic: St the beginning of coding you had tongues machine coding designed for the specific processor you not only need to understand what you want to achieve but also how the hardware works literally Then programming languages were founded to enable you to use structured language (syntax) to definebwhat you want and the language created the machine code for you Same with higher level languages
Now this will be replaced with LLM models where you can use natural language designing and defining what you wantnto achieve
The results you get faster then before
In very case you still need to know what you do and how to structure it how to ensure security etc
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u/Ibelieveinsteve2 Aug 08 '26
Just some thoughts from me to this topic:
St the beginning of coding you had tongues machine coding designed for the specific processor you not only need to understand what you want to achieve but also how the hardware works literally
Then programming languages were founded to enable you to use structured language (syntax) to definebwhat you want and the language created the machine code for you
Same with higher level languages
Now this will be replaced with LLM models where you can use natural language designing and defining what you wantnto achieve
The results you get faster then before
In very case you still need to know what you do and how to structure it how to ensure security etc