I think makes sense, that programmers are looking on the internet to solve problems. But I think in this informational age that sentiment applies to basically e

I think makes sense, that programmers are looking on the internet to solve problems. But I think in this informational age that sentiment applies to basically everyone. Everyone has a certain knowledge base about problems. If they experience a problem they have never seen before they have two options to innovate and create a new way to solve the problem or to do research and see if that problem has been solved before. I think software development is an obvious example of information searching and usage but I'm sure this the word "programmer" could be swapped out for thousands of other vocations. Furthermore, there is a lot more to software development than just finding the right answers to problems. Developers need to be able to architect solutions, solve novel problems that are domain specific, and have good understanding of many tools to effectively create and deliver software, plus a lot more stuff.