it makes sense as a distinction and I'll likely use it going forwards. The only thing I objected to was the idea that this distinction is something I should alr

it makes sense as a distinction and I'll likely use it going forwards. The only thing I objected to was the idea that this distinction is something I should already know as a programmer. I guess it comes down to a case of separate bubbles/backgrounds, as I've never heard the distinction before in my time in industry and I'd guess it's considered standard jargon within your environment?