Read The Thorny Ethics of Computer Programming and reflect on the article. Consider this sentence: "What I've discovered over the years is simply if you refuse to build it they'll get someone else to do it, and someone else certainly will." - What would you do if asked to code something you knew was wrong? - As a software developer, what are your ethical responsibilities to the end user and the organization? - Give an example from the readings of a standard that supports ethical programming. How does it do so? In response to your classmates, consider the following: - What do you find interesting or relatable in your peers' posts? - Does anything in a peer's post change your mind or make you think differently about your own approach? - Do you disagree with anything your peers wrote? Why and what is your counter response