why everybody should know programming

I am also a programmer . I do develop websites and i create system applications . I started it since 2013 on wards. I t helped to think logically , systematically and structurally . I never cursed the time that i utilized for learning programming , because it helped me a lot , its more than words. Now i am using those skills in programming for even daily earning . I have to sacrifice many things for this 

spectacular career , I shall write on it latter.

Coding is one of the hottest skills on the tech market. According to a recent survey from Burning Glass, programming jobs are growing 12 percent faster than the average. According to the survey in 2015 there were seven million job openings that required coding skills.

To discover trends around occupations, skills, credentials and salaries, Burning Glass evaluated its database of 26 million unique job postings collected in the U.S. in 2015. The study found that in the "career track" category -- defined as jobs that pay at least $15 per hour -- the positions that required coding skills paid, on average, $22,000 more per year than those that didn't. But interestingly, coding wasn't confined to programming jobs; it emerged as a necessary skill in data analysis, arts and design, engineering, information technology and science. That's why it might be time to learn how to code -- and if you have kids, it's time to get them on the bandwagon too.

Coding is for more than just tech workers

Everyone wants to remain valuable in their respective industry -- and coding skills will always be viewed as a value-add on your resume -- whether you're in IT or not, according to Davis. In the past, it might have seemed odd for a project manager or marketing manager to list coding as a skill, but now it could actually give you an advantage in the job market.

Davis uses the example of one recruiter at Kavaliro who wrote a simple web plug-in to save everyone in the company around two hours of mundane work each day. He also gives the hypothetical example of an accountant who can write a macro that helps your entire department be more productive. These are examples of simple programs that wouldn't require a degree in computer science, but they will certainly make you stand out among your peers.

Steve Jobs