end-user programming

End-user programming refers to the ability of non-professional programmers to create or modify software to meet their individual needs. This involves using tools and environments designed for ease of use, allowing people without formal coding skills—like business analysts or researchers—to customize software, automate tasks, or develop simple applications. By empowering users to tailor software to their specific requirements, end-user programming enhances productivity and fosters creativity, helping individuals solve problems without relying solely on technical experts.