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Thank you for the example. I just don't want to be picky but that is church encoding. To represent a number, say 1234567, you will need million items in a list.
by leowoo91 8y ago
Thank you for the example. I just don't want to be picky but that is church encoding. To represent a number, say 1234567, you will need million items in a list.
- klageveen 8y agoAh, like that. It's a fair point, but you're interpreting the model at too low a level. You don't have to model all possible values of scalar types (number, text) because the implementation of all possible values is known. I.e. you're writing a model that will drive the behavior of the application in terms of business rules, with specifications that matter to users of the application.