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Knowledge is knowing what happened. Wisdom is realizing what is likely going to happen.

>>mythrw+(OP)
The dictionary definition does not make any reference to this. At most you could say the difference is knowledge can be purely theoretical while wisdom is knowledge + practical experience.

But nothing about a coding challenge is purely theoretical. Its mostly experience with the specific set of problems that come up in these challenges which is a different set of problems that come up in a commercial situation.

>>Sulfur+U3
Knowledge is knowing what the dictionary says. Wisdom is knowing what that definition implies :)

Sorry, just ribbing you a bit.

I believe the words do have subtle but distinct differences in meaning.

Agreed on coding challenges being a different set of problems then most commercial applications.