> but it's only one type of logical thinking among many types which can be applied to programming. Could you elaborate on this? Mathematics is abstract/meta en

> but it's only one type of logical thinking among many types which can be applied to programming. Could you elaborate on this? Mathematics is abstract/meta enough that I would consider any type of logical thinking as part of math. > It's all just flashes of algorithms, data structures, potential modifications, moving pieces, how they all affect each other and what happens to the entire entangled web when you alter something. That for example sounds very much like "think in math" to me.