I've always considered perceived division between art and science to be arbitrary rather than reasonable and owed more to the mindcast of their respective practitioners than the various disciplines themselves. As a person with an engineering background who moved to programming I became aware of an aspect of neat, spare, elegant code that I valued greatly and could only be described as "artistic". Though I still value function over form I have realized that to encapsulate both in harmony results in a thing greater than the sum of it's parts, and worth striving for. So . . what was the question? . . Oh yes . . No. It's not important. One hand washes the other. They are complimentary. One lot should rejoice because their labours have resulted in tools that aid clarity of expression and the creation of beauty. The other lot should be happy that these tools have given more power to their elbows, as well as helped them to keep their fingers clean.