Two translators trained at the same school read the same French text and hand you the same list of keywords, in the same order. The first grades each word out of 10, the second out of 4.5: the grades are not on the same scale, but the ranking is the same and the most important word comes first for both. Then you ask them for a summary in verse: the first knows the "ES|QL" form, the second never learned it and offers "SQL" or "PPL" instead. That is the lesson: the Query DSL is the common language, the scores are a local scale, and the high-level languages are where the two cousins took separate paths.
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