It's interesting to see so many comments on an imprecise wording of a sentence. As humans, people can parse this sentence and infer the thinking and meaning be

It's interesting to see so many comments on an imprecise wording of a sentence. As humans, people can parse this sentence and infer the thinking and meaning behind it. The related part of the problem with this the difficulty in finding a position is that computers and compilers cannot infer meaning - the statement must be exact (not precise, not accurate, exact). And for a programmer, making such logical gaffes is detrimental to speed and quality of a particular piece of work. Could be unfair in assessing one as such, but a line of reasoning here does exist that I believe to be testable and valid. And life isn't fair. Perhaps a piece to help you in finding a position better is to form the idea first, then reword it for the right audience (for programmers, be exacting, don't leave room for interpretation).