In the writing “I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar”, Wiens compares the nuances of writing code to that of using Grammar, “good writing…programming, the devil is in the details.” (Wiens 104), in that the details make up a larger esthetical component of the writing than it would otherwise make up. This means that a grammar mistake (i.e. to instead of two) accounts for a significant portion of how the writing will be seen. If it is grammatically okay, then the meaning and purpose of the writing will be seen. However, if the writing contains grammar mistakes, then the reader will begin to look at all of the mistakes that the writer made, and in turn will not have a full view of the meaning and purpose of it because they were looking at the
