Read part 1 here.

Growing up, a computer meant this for me:

By Thomas Schanz - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=310..

Now, "computers" are in a lot of things and in a lot of places. Two good examples are phones, and watches. If you want a good description of what a computer system is, read this.

I'm now more concerned with the phrase "programmable devices". Because there are devices that are outside the traditional definition of "computer" that can be programmed using "computer programming languages". So, as far as I am concerned that is what matters.

Nim can program a lot of programmable devices. General purpose computers, embedded devices etc. God willing, we'll learn how and program some using Nim.