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That's true for ordinary programs, but this is math, not software. Glancing at the code in this case is kind of like glancing through some program's object code
by jey 17y ago
That's true for ordinary programs, but this is math, not software. Glancing at the code in this case is kind of like glancing through some program's object code or disassembly and trying to understand how it works: theoretically possible in principle, but not really doable in practice. In math the proper analogue to "glancing at the code" is "skimming the paper", which is here: http://psoup.math.wisc.edu/papers/h2l.pdf http://psoup.math.wisc.edu/papers/h2l.pdf
- icefox 17y agoIf this was generated from some math formulas or from some other code (such as a fortran translator as another comment hinted), but if this was the code that was created by the author I stand by my original statement.