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This is why I ask questions in a business domain. It requires the programmer to think not only about solving a straightforward clear problem and only worry abou
by malandrew 4y ago
This is why I ask questions in a business domain. It requires the programmer to think not only about solving a straightforward clear problem and only worry about Big-O. Instead they need to figure out the problem by asking thoughtful questions about possible business concerns and think about which ones to optimize for.
Ambiguity that requires follow up questions for successful isn't going to be addressed by something focused on solving a problem that "thinks" it has all the information to solve the problem.