I mostly agree. But I think there’s an important semantic distinction: people who use excel are coders. They are programming the moment they write an expression into a cell.
I think this is important because we fool ourselves by calling these people non-coders.
Excel is really just a coding environment that has a ridiculously smooth learning curve.
Yeah, this is why the term "low code" seems more appriorpiate. We should definitely be describing `=A1+B1` as "code" and we should be calling it the "Excel Programming Langauge". (Especially now with LET and LAMBDA and compound data types making it Turing complete).
(However it's still low code because all the imperative stuff about the GUI and loading/saving files and updating other cells reactively and so-on is written for you by Microsoft.)
