I'd agree code is usually governed by mathematics, not defined by it though. Goes back to this ridiculous proposition: - Cashier: You mean, I used math to giv

I'd agree code is usually governed by mathematics, not defined by it though. Goes back to this ridiculous proposition: - Cashier: You mean, I used math to give you change? - Customer: No, giving change doesn't use math, it IS math!!!!" [2] The proposition is that "code IS math", not defined by, not uses, not inspired by, not relies on, not modeled after, but IS.