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Anything that is not hardcoded is technically input. But there is a reason we have a word for config. It's a specific kind of input: it feeds the boostrapping
by BiteCode_dev 6y ago
Anything that is not hardcoded is technically input.
But there is a reason we have a word for config.
It's a specific kind of input: it feeds the boostrapping state of your program, it's not the main data your program process.
The difference is important: structure, complexity and dynamism requirements are not the same.