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Well, yes. Namely, what does the following code do? patients = 400 patents = 20 x = patients / 10 If the compiler truncates, x will be 2 (assumin
by TylerE 2y ago
Well, yes.
Namely, what does the following code do?
patients = 400
patents = 20
x = patients / 10
If the compiler truncates, x will be 2 (assuming it allows variable reassignment), and you've probably introduced at least two bugs. It's doing some sort of lookup against the source, well, all bets are really off.
- lovich 2y agoYou have ignored my question “Doing something” is the beginning of how to describe the actual truth of what some actions causes in relation to its affect on reality. “Supporting something” has literally nothing to do with reality beyond what’s necessary to support a brain that can _intend_ a result or action regardless of what actually happens. I linked the xkcd comic because the behavior described by the developer in the comic met the criteria for “doing something” but it didn’t meet the criteria for “supporting something” because the behavior of the software was not what the developer intended.