Gregory's Server@yabellini As one of those ppl who has learned 8 or so programming languages over the years and then barely used them this seems very very logical. "Grammar" and syntax is what you need to learn, not math. And I would argue that has been the case for a very long time.
@WhyNotZoidberg @yabellini Indeed. I suspect the mental capacity and machinery you develop for understanding how different natural languages do very similar things (describing things/actions/properties, tense, case relationships, etc) is very relevant for understanding how different programming languages implement a much smaller set of things (control structures, variables, etc).