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For the first 50 years of computing, we adopted the interfaces of computers. First, it was the punch card: Then it was assembly code: Next came computer languages: #include <stdio.h> #define args int argc, char** argv int main ( args ) { printf ( "%s \n " , "Hello, world!" ); return 0 ; } Although it has evolved, the digital world we navigate today is still built around rectangles—small text…