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Learn that i := imaginary unit. From then on, every time you want to write the imaginary unit just write i. Skip learning that i := imaginary unit. Write "imag
by andrepd 6y ago
Learn that i := imaginary unit. From then on, every time you want to write the imaginary unit just write i.
Skip learning that i := imaginary unit. Write "imaginary_unit" every time you want to refer to it, for maximum clarity.
Choose the latter and now you have to write "pow(euler_constant, mul(imaginary_unit, circle_half_turn))". Does this sound "maintainable"?
- bmh100 6y agoAs a professional software engineer who is also formally educated in statistics, I actually think it does sound more maintainable.