IT SEEMS the gap between man and machine is being closed daily.
Machines are taught to do human work and, therefore, they should be able to think like humans to solve human problems. Computers are good at certain things but unable to adapt to aspects like human emotions, which play a huge role in real life.
Moreover, thinking like a computer aids in writing code that is clear, concise and easily understandable by humans and machines.
On the other hand, programmers should also think beyond the constraints of a computer’s capabilities. They need to understand the user’s needs and anticipate potential user interactions and design software that is user-friendly and intuitive. This requires empathy, creativity and
