Here are some great points:
- "[...]programmers have skills and abilities other than just their knowledge of programming languages."
- "[...]Regardless, I’ve noticed that programmers are often more capable in many ways than their non-programming coworkers."
- "Programmers think more logically. Working through if-then-else conditions is a core capability for any programmer. While working with business teams on requirements, I have often run across cases the where same ability was lacking."
- "Programmers have a superior ability to analyze problems and come up with solutions. They excel at analyzing preconditions, sequences of events, and outcomes. Certainly, this is a key skill in programming, but it is also useful in troubleshooting and business case analysis."
- "Another key ability where programmers typically have an edge is the ability to make order out of chaos. I think that’s because the programmer is responsible for creating order within the program."
- "[...]their main talent lies in their ability to analyze, troubleshoot, and solve problems. Code is just the physical manifestation that culminates the thought process of the programmer."
Of course,
- "it’s clear that this is not a universal trait in all programmers"
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