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by that logic, programs have no algorithms either, they have to be executed by the hardware.
by exe34 2y ago
by that logic, programs have no algorithms either, they have to be executed by the hardware.
- thrw42A8N 2y agoThere is a difference between a series of instructions that maps to machine code nearly directly, and a data format like an image, or factory templates. The point about algorithms stands - it's not that programs don't contain any because a machine interprets them. I'm referring to the simple fact that program code can be expressed as a flow diagram - but try doing that with a CAD file. You can't, it's declarative in nature, not a series of steps and decisions.
- exe34 2y agoYou're trying to say that data isn't code? you haven't tried lisp, have you?