Research is great except when its results are misinterpreted, its tests are poorly designed, etc. I could easily redesign the horizontal whitespace test to sho

Research is great except when its results are misinterpreted, its tests are poorly designed, etc. I could easily redesign the horizontal whitespace test to show that horizontal whitespace matters. Compare: spot the error class FruitCollection { pubic: FruitCollection() : num_apple(0), num_apricot(0), num_avocado(0), num_banana(0), num_breadfruit(0), num_bilberry(0), num_blackberry(0), num_blackcurrant(0), num_blueberry(0), num_currant(0), num_cherry(0), num_cherimoya(0), num_clementine(0), num_cloudberry(0), num_coconut(0), num_damson(0), num_date(0), num_dragonfruit(0), num_durian(0), num_elderberry(0), num_feijoa(0), num_fig(0), num_gooseberry(0), num_grape(0), num_grapefruit(0), num_guava(0), num_huckleberry(0), num_honeydew(0) num_jackfruit(0), num_jettamelon(0), num_jambul(0), num_jujube(0), num_kiwifruit(0), num_kumquat(0), num_legume(0), num_lemon(0), num_lime(0), num_loquat(0), num_lychee(0), num_mandarine(0), num_mango(0), num_melon(0) { }; }; Now spot the error here class FruitCollection { public: FruitCollection() : num_apple(0) , num_apricot(0) , num_avocado(0) , num_banana(0) , num_breadfruit(0) , num_bilberry(0) , num_blackberry(0) , num_blackcurrant(0) , num_blueberry(0) , num_currant(0) , num_cherry(0) , num_cherimoya(0) , num_clementine(0) , num_cloudberry(0) , num_coconut(0) , num_damson(0) , num_date(0) , num_dragonfruit(0) , num_durian(0) , num_elderberry(0) , num_feijoa(0) , num_fig(0) , num_gooseberry(0) , num_grape(0) , num_grapefruit(0) , num_guava(0) , num_huckleberry(0) , num_honeydew(0) num_jackfruit(0) , num_jettamelon(0) , num_jambul(0) , num_jujube(0) , num_kiwifruit(0) , num_kumquat(0) , num_legume(0) , num_lemon(0) , num_lime(0) , num_loquat(0) , num_lychee(0) , num_mandarine(0) , num_mango(0) , num_melon(0) { }; }; Similarly the rectangle with tuples. I'm only guessing on this one but I suspect if you change it to vectors then a = Vector(1, 2, 3, 4) b = Vector(3, 4, 5, 6) c = mul(a, b); Is far more understandable than a = Vector(1, 2, 3, 4) b = Vector(3, 4, 5, 6) c = mul(a.x, a.y, a.z, a.w, b.x, b.y, b.z, b.w); And that the more complex the math the worse it would get. Even for rectangles a larger example that did various intersections and unions I suspect the results would change.