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Not necessarily. There are fields like complexity and computability wich are pureley mathematical in nature and have little to do with actual code, but much wit
by maze-le 10y ago
Not necessarily. There are fields like complexity and computability wich are pureley mathematical in nature and have little to do with actual code, but much with the abstract theoretical fundamentals of code in general. And on the other hand you have fields like machine learning, where you can have an algorithm, wich you can implement (or have as code), but you don't nessessarily know the values of certain parameters, specific for your problem space.