That's not a fair comparison, the level of diversity in ways to solve or diagnose a problem are much bigger in the software engineering world. Where in a typic

That's not a fair comparison, the level of diversity in ways to solve or diagnose a problem are much bigger in the software engineering world. Where in a typical engineering profession you would have a somewhat defined checklist on how to diagnose an issue and a proven method to fix it, in software engineering you have a million possibilities: "- Did you check x? - Was this nth specific step for this specific framework followed? etc.." It's messy because the problem space can't be as easily enumerated.