I can't imagine programming without regularly pausing execution to inspect intermediate variables, run some quick checks in the immediate window or set conditional breakpoints. I'm always a bit surprised when I remember there are people who don't work like that

I've been using vim for years. Because I can't figure out how to exit it

I'm a millennial and when I was in university I let people use my computer to send assignments to their lecturers rather than going to the labs a few times. More than once I had to stop them copying and pasting the contents of the word document into the body of the email and show them how to attach a file

Yes and no. Google definitely uses location data to improve traffic details, but GPS has always been able to get some level of data about it, despite being mostly a one way system. I don't really remember the details, I'll try to dig out an article

Why wouldn't it? It's syntactically valid C#, with the added bonus of destroying the stack trace