And what do you derive from that fact? The position is that coding is only one portion of the job. "But there's a coding interview" was used to rebut this position. I have pointed out that the coding interview is a fraction of the procses, once again indicating that the job involves much more than coding.
So you saying "but there's a coding interview" again... who cares? Why is that relevant?
Everybody who works for salary cares. You can lament how coding is just 1% of work, it’s irrelevant what percentage is “real” coding work when you can’t pass that coding round and you’re not hired.
I have literally no clue what point you're trying to string together. I tried to refocus things to the topic at hand but you're just saying completely irrelevant things. What is your point?