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Constraints always have value. Without constraints programmers are confronted with the naked complexity of mapping between the set of all possible states of N b
by javajosh 4y ago
Constraints always have value. Without constraints programmers are confronted with the naked complexity of mapping between the set of all possible states of N bits which is (2^N)!.
- gsinclair 4y agoMore constraints don’t necessarily have more value, though. Each constraint needs to be thought through, not just have its value assumed.