It's not entirely dissimilar to a Python-based code....but that's not the point I was trying to make. I wasn't arguing what it was, but rather that the purpose it serves could be much improved considering you can make them entirely visual-- think Scratch.
As for you, congrats on having more experience than I. I do appreciate input from other programmers, but I am, in fact, a Computer Scientist. I've been creating AI for 5 years, and it included a robot for use with children on the Autism Spectrum. Written in Objective-C, and used an old iPod touch. Shortly after, I joined a research lab whilst under the care of a PhD in Applied Psychology and Computer Science. I've started 2 companies, as well as assisted with the marketing, and digital management of a 501c3 devoted to serving underprivileged youth. So yes, I do consider myself a Computer Scientist because I'll be continuing my education.
