Here’s the first line of code ever written by a US president 
Barack Obama  just became  the  first US president  to write a  line of computer code  (assuming George W.  Bush never secretly  indulged  in PHP). At  the White House yesterday, Obama sat down with students who  were  learning the fundamentals of JavaScript, the popular programming language used to create most web  pages. 
The line he wrote was: 
                  moveForward(100); 
“So  I  make  the  F  in  higher  case?”  Obama  asked,  correctly  observing  that  JavaScript  is  case  sensitive. “Semicolon?”  (That  semicolon  is  optional,  but  Obama  apparently has  a  knack  for  recognizing  JavaScript best practices.) 
Obama was playing with a Code.org tutorial based on the popular Disney movie Frozen.  In his line of code,  the President called a function-moveForward-pre-defined by Code.org for the exercise. 
Calling  a  function in JavaScript  is  simple:  write  its name  exactly  as  it  has  been  defined,  followed  by  parentheses that contain its “arguments.” In this case, a single argument tells the program how many pixels  to move a Frozen character forward. Because  it’s measured  in pixels, the argument has  to be a number.  If  Obama had written moveForward(“three steps”), the program would have failed, offering only a cryptic error  message and exposing the president to the near-perpetual state of frustration most software developers live  in. 
“This is Elsa?” Obama asked, referring to the movie’s main character. 
Obama was promoting Computer Science Education Week and Code.org’s Hour of Code campaign, which  encourages  kids  to  try  programming  for  at  least  one  hour.  “It  turns  out  the  concepts  are  not  that  complicated,”  Obama  told  the  students  at  the White  House,  though  his  attempt  to  explain  it  suggested  otherwise: 
                  “The basic concept behind coding is that you take zeros and ones, you take two numbers, yes or no,  and those can be translated into electrical messages that then run through the computer…. So all it’s  doing  is  it’s saying yes or no over and over again, and  the computer’s powerful enough  that  it can  read a really long set of instructions really quickly.” 
Something like that. 
                                                            Disponível em: http://qz.com/308904/heres-the-first-line-of-code-ever-written-by-a-us-president/ 
                                                                                                             Quartz (9 de Dezembro de 2014)  - Texto de Zachary M. Seward 
 
A explicação do Presidente Obama sobre os conceitos de programação e a percepção do autor do texto sobre essa explicação são, respectivamente: