question archive The two answers are not the same, but because following either route gets the traveler to Joe's Diner, both answers are functionally correct
The two answers are not the same, but because following either route gets the traveler to Joe's Diner, both answers are functionally correct
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The two answers are not the same, but because following either route gets the traveler to Joe's Diner, both answers are functionally correct.
If the request for directions contained special requirements, one solution might be preferable to the other. For instance, "I'm late for dinner. What's the quickest route to Joe's Diner?" calls for the first answer, whereas "Is there a scenic road that I can take to get to Joe's Diner?" suggests the second. If no special requirements are known, the choice is a matter of personal preference—which road do you like better?
