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Also, I am doing data analysis at my everyday job and I have not heard anyone doing analysis in command line and I do not see reason why anybody would do that. Why I am saying this is that if you are interested in learning doing data analysis in general and do not have very specific reasons to do it in command line I will recommend to not waste your time on learning doing it in command line and concentrate to learn data analysis tools that use UI.
Cannot find anything useful by googling it. Can you please provide the link?
* Inability to easily run everything (all code) and see what does not works.
* Possibility of accidently click something and unintentionally make undesired change that may go unnoticed.
* Inability to quickly scroll through all code and instead the need to click multiple menus (some of which can be accidently missed) to get understanding how everything works.
* Usually the low code systems have limitations of what can be done and it is very hard to overcome the limitations.
* New AI technologies can help you with code (I am not using them everyday but sometimes I am finding them useful) and with low code they are not much helpful.
I think it will be good to have with flagging some sort of confirmation that system asks users to confirm flagging in order to prevent unintended flagging that as I saw on my personal example happens over time and gets unnoticed.
In that case, can it be used to create new type of explosives?