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Summary
Landon Miles keeps the focus on where you'd actually use the building blocks of IT automation rather than how they work under the hood. He defines an algorithm as a reproducible set of steps to solve a problem and describes programming languages as the way you convey those steps to a computer. No-code and low-code tools now let you automate without writing scripts by hand. He closes on APIs, using a restaurant analogy to show how systems like Automox and Rapid7 pass data back and forth so you stop manually importing CSV files every day.
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