> assuming that the client can implement abstractions more efficiently as they are more tuned to his needs.
off topic, but who is the client?
off topic, but who is the client?
Is there a specific person you're talking about, or just a programmer in general? Does this have to be male, or are women also allowed to code?
I can only imagine the type of flack I'll get for raising this hear, but I find it difficult to parse sentences that are overly specific about a general collective of people. There's no need to mention gender here - consider using something like "they" instead.