I think with the current style of coding, that doesn't surprise me. Most all of the testing we're doing in code is because we're writing code in far too complex

I think with the current style of coding, that doesn't surprise me. Most all of the testing we're doing in code is because we're writing code in far too complex a manner for the value (if any) it is providing. But that's a tough thing to explain to a person that doesn't know any better. We're teaching coding as if it were a stand-alone thing instead of simply a tool to get us other things we want.