I don't know that the question is asking what you think it's asking. It's a complex and deep subject, and certainly not many people, if anyone, can answer it exactly. Knowing just a little bit, though, can you REASON how it works? If you don't know anything about it, could you develop a rudimentary algorithm that would accomplish the goal? It's a critical thinking question. Knowing a language isn't development. Development is taking complex problems and breaking them down into smaller and simpler problems with help of a language. This is a great question to see if you can do that, especially if you don't actually know how it really works. If you can't use your native speaking language to express a complex idea, why would I think you could do it in a programming language?
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I don't know that the question is asking what you think it's asking. It's a complex and deep subject, and certainly not many people, if anyone, can answer it exactly. Knowing just a little bit, though, can you REASON how it works? If you don't know anything about it, could you develop a rudimentary algorithm that would accomplish the goal? It's a critical thinking question. Knowing a language isn't development. Development is taking complex problems and breaking them down into smaller and simpler problems with help of a language. This is a great question to see if you can do that, especially if you don't actually know how it really works. If you can't use your native speaking language to express a complex idea, why would I think you could do it in a programming language?