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To simplify, software (generally) does this: input >>> output By definition the output is conditional on the input, at least if the program works correctl
by psv1 7y ago
To simplify, software (generally) does this:
input >>> output
By definition the output is conditional on the input, at least if the program works correctly. That's why conditional statements are important - they express the relationship between input and output.
Isn't this really basic stuff? Or am I missing something?
- q_eng_anon 7y agomind bottling stuff here man thanks
- gshdg 7y agoYou can have output that’s conditional on the input without having conditional statements. How is the output of the following not conditional upon the input? Are there any conditional statements in it? F(x, y) = x + y
- psv1 7y ago> You can have output that’s conditional on the input without having conditional statements. Yes, of course you can.