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We'd end up back where we started. One reason code is slow and expensive is that programmers have to tailor the syntax to precisely satisfy the compiler. The be
by danielvaughn 1mo ago
We'd end up back where we started. One reason code is slow and expensive is that programmers have to tailor the syntax to precisely satisfy the compiler. The benefit of pseudocode is that you can choose how precise or imprecise you want to express your intent.