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Sorry that's just an unfair claim. With this explanation every general purpose programming language handles "scientific programming".
by cies 6y ago
Sorry that's just an unfair claim. With this explanation every general purpose programming language handles "scientific programming".
- capableweb 6y agoNo, that's a weird conclusion if I ever saw one. What can be claimed though is that any general purpose programming language "can be made to" handle scientific programming. I'm not saying you should, but it's possible for sure. Libraries like big.js for example make arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic possible on JS, which many considered impossible to do in JS.