I think it depends a lot on the No-Code technology we are talking about and looks like this is about limited web development. If you want to learn programming and like it, just do it and you will still be able to learn any "no-code" technology you are supposed to work with.
It is not good to compare this with programming like it would be the same or a replacement. Especially if you are learning for future employment, you should not do that, because you will not only be very limited to certain software, but also miss a lot of important knowledge, which also can be applied to these tools.
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I think it depends a lot on the No-Code technology we are talking about and looks like this is about limited web development. If you want to learn programming and like it, just do it and you will still be able to learn any "no-code" technology you are supposed to work with.
It is not good to compare this with programming like it would be the same or a replacement. Especially if you are learning for future employment, you should not do that, because you will not only be very limited to certain software, but also miss a lot of important knowledge, which also can be applied to these tools.