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So? You can write arrays of whatever dimensions on paper, it's a matter of notation, not of the substrate.
by coldtea 2y ago
So? You can write arrays of whatever dimensions on paper, it's a matter of notation, not of the substrate.
- noduerme 2y agoThis is the right answer. I was just saying that pretty much no one ever did it (that I'm aware of) before a machine came along to read and write that notation. I might be wrong. I'd love to see an example of 3+d arrays written as musical notation or something from the 16th Century.