@derpirscher This question does not appear to be about a specific programming problem, a software algorithm, or software tools primarily used by programmers. The last part clearly states software tools primarily used by programmers, therefore my question follows the criteria to what is allowed on stackoverflow. There are many questions about sshd and ssh on stackoverflow, why not add mine as well? — MrIzzat just now

Because sshd is not a tool "primarily used by programmers". Yeah programmers use it too to connect to remote machines, but its primarily use is server administration. — derpirscher 25 secs ago

This is off topic for Stackoverflow. See softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/tour — OneCricketeer 30 secs ago

@john my theory for the source of this "unwillingness" Is that beginners believe that more experience programmers tackle more complicated problems, but in fact they know how deal with simpler problems than beginners do. Breaking down the complicated into small simple parts can be boring while being confronted with a big complicated problem appears like an adventure. At least that was part of my learning process ;) — 463035818_is_not_an_ai 20 secs ago

Additionally nested JSON frequently uses hierarchical data structure, with objects holding arrays of objects or other objects. You usually need to use array indices or key-value pairs to go across the hierarchy in order to access certain items inside such structures. — Imran Premnawaz 18 secs ago

@keenthinker this question is a poor fit over there for the same reasons as here. Please abstain of recommending sites you're not familiar with. See What goes on Software Engineering (previously known as Programmers)? A guide for Stack Overflow — gnat 7 secs ago

Software Recommendations — jabaa 20 secs ago

How is App Engine not a 'software tool primarily used by programmers'? — iuman 58 secs ago

If the book actually says that you should expect the words to be printed in a certain order, then the book is straight up wrong. Furthermore, the person who wrote the code in your example appears to have zero experience of software engineering. If that person is you, then that's to be expected. But, if your example is copied from the book, then IMO, you should get a different book. — Solomon Slow 6 secs ago

Stack Overflow is best for specific technical questions. For career advice or tech trends, try Software Engineering Stack Exchange or tech forums — EuanG 20 secs ago