I still don't know what differentiates an exception programmer from a good programmer from a competent programmer from a terrible programmer. Combine that with

I still don't know what differentiates an exception programmer from a good programmer from a competent programmer from a terrible programmer. Combine that with the fact that this definition has probably changed in the past 10-15 years anyway, so what are the odds that we have the same definition in the future that we do now?