For some reason programmers think that an "abstraction" is the same as just naming something. If I take a bunch of code that will only work given specific, conc

For some reason programmers think that an "abstraction" is the same as just naming something. If I take a bunch of code that will only work given specific, concrete conditions and give it a name like "setup()" then I have "abstracted" it. People who know what abstraction means, and people who use it to mean indirection or naming things, will of course never agree about how useful it is.