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I was thinking about this recently, in the context of why it feels so weird to explain multiple dispatch. It's because it's the natural way to think about funct
by sundarurfriend 4y ago
I was thinking about this recently, in the context of why it feels so weird to explain multiple dispatch. It's because it's the natural way to think about functions, once you unlearn the "awkwardly constrained , special case" as you put it. So it starts to feel obvious, a way of doing things that would need no explanation.
It's just that unlearning things like this is a hard process that not a lot of people have experience with, especially compared with learning things in a purely additive sense.