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I think we can drop the "real-world," qualifier as it is unlikely there is an "imaginary-world" that we write programs for. What engineering merits did you hav
by agentultra 2y ago
I think we can drop the "real-world," qualifier as it is unlikely there is an "imaginary-world" that we write programs for.
What engineering merits did you have in mind?
- crabbone 2y agoReal world in this contexts contrasts the world of programs that nobody needs or uses. Programs that are written for amusement or with no stringent requirements.
- dllthomas 2y ago> it is unlikely there is an "imaginary-world" that we write programs for I think academia is typically what's meant as an imaginary world, along with play that may be in reference to no world at all.