2 minutes to accurately identify junior, intermediate and senior programmers, which one are you?

Source / Top programmer text / Mr. An

@ jonde

Junior: the product is uncle.

Intermediate: against the product

Advanced: hit the product

Junior: working overtime

Intermediate: no overtime

Senior: you work overtime

@ sunsulei

Junior: huh?

Intermediate: mm-hmm.

Advanced: huh?

@ tinyproxy

Entry: 999 errors,9999 warning

Intermediate: 0 error, 0 warning

Advanced: the compiler has a bug. I'll write a patch first.

@ mrytsr

Entry: ide

Intermediate: doc

Advanced: ppt

@ Phariel

Junior: a lot of pokes before jumping.

Intermediate: poke and jump

Advanced: no need to poke, move by yourself

@ iphantom

Beginner: this bug is a procedural problem

Intermediate: this bug is a business problem

Advanced: this bug is an ide problem

@ dangluren

Junior: I can't do this demand.

Intermediate: I can do this requirement.

Senior: I will not do this requirement.

@ Eoss

Beginner: "I know everything."

Intermediate: "I'm a little familiar."

Advanced: "I only know a little."

@ wqsfree

Junior: this problem is the problem of operation and maintenance.

Intermediate: this problem may be the problem of operation and maintenance.

Senior: this problem is our problem.

@ green15

Junior: I can use wheels

Intermediate: I will look for wheels

Advanced: I can build wheels

@ enjoyeduketang

Junior: look at the mountain is a mountain

Intermediate: look at the mountains like mountains

Advanced: look at the mountain or the mountain

@ arthasgxy

Junior: what level am I?

Intermediate: why should I care about the level?

Advanced: what is the level?

@ sammo

Junior: earn a monthly salary

Intermediate: earn an annual salary

Advanced: earn an hourly wage

@ jackblack369

Junior: black and beautiful