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But programs are proofs! At least in the light of the Curry–Howard correspondence. :) Anyways, I do agree that in programming it’s easier to see what are intr
by sfvisser 8y ago
But programs are proofs!
At least in the light of the Curry–Howard correspondence. :)
Anyways, I do agree that in programming it’s easier to see what are introductions, assumptions, definitions, functions, values etc. You can’t just invent a notation and go with it. Everything needs to be defined from the ground up. It’s constructive and I like that, probably because I’m a programmer.
- smadge 8y agoThat’s true but in most languages the things you prove are relatively obvious propositions like “(A and A)implies A.”