I would instead phrase it as, the following types of programmers are all capable of writing successful software: * Programmers with imposter syndrome * Progra

I would instead phrase it as, the following types of programmers are all capable of writing successful software: * Programmers with imposter syndrome * Programmers who insist they aren't smart (but are pretty darn smart) * Programmers who've reached the middle of the Dunning-Kruger curve, where one underestimates one's own skill (rather than overestimating it as in the low-experience part of the curve) * Programmers who sometimes get stumped over something simple (which is all programmers) * Programmers who will never as be as good as someone else at some aspect or area of programming (which is all programmers) * Programmers who haven't been programming since childhood * Programmers who have had other careers and may have other careers again * Bad programmers (see PHP)