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Unless your spread sheet can calculate unit tests, then it can combine tests in combinatorial fashion, and build Weinerstrauss test monsters. ( I am kidding on
by ForOldHack 2y ago
Unless your spread sheet can calculate unit tests, then it can combine tests in combinatorial fashion, and build Weinerstrauss test monsters.
( I am kidding on this last point, Spreadsheets will never operate in fractional dimensions. )
If, of course, you can calculate rule 110/124, then your spread sheet can be considered Turing complete.
"With LAMBDA, Excel has become Turing-complete. You can now, in principle, write any computation in the Excel formula language.Jan 25, 2021"."
The only caveat to Excel being Turing-complete is that it will never ever display the results properly.
- ForOldHack 2y agoI tested Excel, and even early versions can calculate Rule 124. Now I have loaded it down with rotating a right triangle in 1/n radians. ( The right triangle has sides e+1/Pi and Pi+1/e. )... Maybe your spreadsheet will do better?