What do you think? Programming has had the aura of a cryptic mysterious skill only open to those with a deep understanding of logic and mathematics. It demanded learning strange languages that were hard to read and very tricky to master. That is changing as programming matures as a science. Visual programming languages remove much of the burden of memonzing werd syntaxes and allow the programmer to drag and drop visual objects to accomplish sophisticated tasks. The use of standardized APIs (application programming interfaces) allows programmers to work at a higher level of thinking, with much of the detail work packaged up in a single function cail Web programming frameworks make it much faster for a new programmer to produce complicated sites and analyze how they are used. The need for programming is changing as the Internet of Things grows and we have almost constant access to the Internet throughout our day. How will this impact you? Question Q1: Which of the following do you feel will be important for you over the next ten years? Why? 1. Knowing how to use software but not how to program 2. Knowing how to program but only to customize software (eg, macros in Word) 3. Knowing how to program but only because I use it in my career 4. Knowing how to program because I'll use it in my career and personal life Submission status Submission Ne attempt o