[Karen37a]

It’s 2018. HTML is simply a markup language that creates webpages — and folks like Wix has made 80s html knowledge nearly useless. No argument against binary code, but html is part of 80s “computer science”. The hi-tech world has changed a ton since then and you now have high-level programming languages like Node.js or Python or PHP. Html knowledge is archaic (and easy) and as I said, simply a markup language for webpages. Not sure how that is relevant.

This confusion is very similar to the significant difference between AI-driven results vs (the old school method) of just “big data”.

I do not care about it, I am making fun of it. I am in finance and my role is to bring sales in, recruit and train brokers, underwrite, hold the defaults down, renew, and bring in Investment Capital if I choose to

Technically python has design patterns SortedList, SortedDict, and SortedSet types. and it Developed from the C language

So if you know C python is easy to understand. Python is cleaner. In Data Science I have a preference for R. But again that's not my job or role. The fact that you trot out here to tell me about programming languages proves my point

Also ..Fortran is used in Quantitive analysis and Cobol ...hedge fundsAnd Cobol is still used at banks

Because people are salespeople and on the phone does not mean they do not understand computers or algorithms. Some have purposely painted this "dumbed down" version of an MCA broker. It isn't close to being true.no one wanted to hear people putting themselves on a fake pedestal these last years. It was horrible to listen to.you have no idea what some of the isos or brokers know or do not know. Just like you didn't know I knew it__ Python is easier than C...C is faster and more complex....one step down from machine language or binary

Python comes from C
node = java
php = C and C plus plus
Ai = java , C , python, lisp

Python was hyped up and its a dying language its super slow has its niche and fights with ruby on rails** so they are not "high level" they are user-friendly versions of advance high-level programming languages not vice versa
Where people get confused is they do not realize that what they think is the "higher advance program" is just an easier version of the original versions created so people can understand it or open source

Now that I proved my computer knowledge... let's grab those ucc lists or yellow pages and see who can close a sale from scratch
which was the point of the post. Just because people are salespeople and use the phone or cold call do not mean they do not understand computers.So every single time people said to market a certain way and 1/2 of the people who are out of business responded: " well there are new ways to get sales and these new-fangled things called computers."...imagine what I was thinking

And the next time you say I do "computer science" say" computer programmer" as well ....programmers wrote the high-level programs you like so much