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I've always used "divide and conquer" which is a cliche for a reason. Bifurcate is commonly used by Indian colleagues, and perhaps programmers are familiar wit
by ianmcgowan 4y ago
I've always used "divide and conquer" which is a cliche for a reason.
Bifurcate is commonly used by Indian colleagues, and perhaps programmers are familiar with the term, but it's not something used by US business people in my experience.
- nonethewiser 4y agoAlso, binary search
- ithkuil 4y agoI more often heard and used "bisect". Is that subtly different or subtly the same?
- joatmon-snoo 4y agoIt's the same, e.g. the git bisect command is just a binary search API for a commit history.
- bfung 4y agoTo finish the thought explicitly ~ If one has pretty good automated tests, it’s possible to automate and pinpoint which commit has the last working version and which commit had the test failure by using git bisect and using the test results as input.