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I would have thought that “what = context” and “how = code”
by stellalo 4y ago
I would have thought that “what = context” and “how = code”
- abathur 4y agoI think there's a perspective slip here. I assume it means: What does the code do, why does it do that, and how do we leverage it. These perspective issues are tricky. There's a difference between "what does the code do" (low level) and "what does the program/command/API do" (high level). There's a difference between why we need the code to do x, and why the code does x in one way and not another.