I would have to disagree with the premise of &quot;computer-code-based culture&quot; being a thing. It&#x27;s not a computer-code based culture we&#x27;re heading towards (or are in) so much as an extension of writing-based culture no longer based on printed media. Knowledge of code is no more necessary a skill to interact with computers than knowledge of leading, kerning and CMYK is for people reading a newspaper. Most people basically use computers for reading, writing, math and media.