I take your point, but I have been interviewed with the "pair programming" concept and found it much easier. It also tells the interviewer how you really inter

I take your point, but I have been interviewed with the "pair programming" concept and found it much easier. It also tells the interviewer how you really interact with a computer. I find the whiteboard stressful. I'm tempted to use short variable and function names to save writing. I can't easily insert more lines of code. The code tends to get cramped and illegible. In a text editor I'm more likely to make huge changes as the concept evolves. A significant proportion of good programmers use vi or emacs. I realize there are outliers who just have to have Sublime Text set up the right way.