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I would say it depends on the age of the target audience. I would prefer the colored version of the algorithm, however I would not spend the time to color it m
by gicadin 9y ago
I would say it depends on the age of the target audience.
I would prefer the colored version of the algorithm, however I would not spend the time to color it myself.
This is my personal opinion.
- blue1 9y agoI don't understand the coloring book concept. I wonder if it is an American thing [I am from Europe], especially the recently successful "adult coloring book" concept. Personally I find inconceivable that someone can spend his time doing this. Unless, of course, it's just a pretty excuse for using B/W printing which is cheaper than full color, or you put special meaning in the activity -- apparently some consider it a form of meditation. Even for kids I have doubts. I remember I once talked to an American 12-year old that loved to color books and at that time I found incredible that too: in my european world, coloring books are for pre-schoolers.