By that logic, "fast" goes before "correct"; you can't print the answer quickly if you don't have the answer, after all. > if your solution is not simple, it w

By that logic, "fast" goes before "correct"; you can't print the answer quickly if you don't have the answer, after all. > if your solution is not simple, it will not be correct or fast. The point of the article is that "simple" is a prerequisite of "correct" (and "fast").