As an example, take Excel and Python scripting. Almost anyone who uses the former can pick up the latter yet that isn't what typically happens. There is effectively a chasm between the two. Why is that?
Excel is like Factorio or Minecraft, you end up "automating" things you were doing by hand and it doesn't "feel" programatic, and you can very easily "peek and poke" the memory of the "program" as you go along.
Hypercard (and maybe Flash, I never used either) might be somewhere in-between, but closer to Excel.
Powerpoint is almost programmable, but nobody uses it that way.
(There's a similar disjuncture amongst the Linux/Mac users where they will write bash/zsh scripts but not count it as programming.)
I don't see how that's different from mucking around with Python locally on your own machine?