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Though in the stringly-typed world, it's when the format changes from:

  A B C
to:

  A B D C
Or some other such thing. Your string processing code (perl, sed, sort, uniq, etc.) expects certain things that have now changed because <reasons> (which may be totally reasonable or unreasonable).



Yes, but if it's a totally different program there's no real reason to expect the output to be even slightly similar.




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