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That's a good one. The analogy I often use is cooking: given a set of ingredients, there's a lot you can do with it; and the order in which you do it determine
by vibhavs 17y ago
That's a good one.
The analogy I often use is cooking: given a set of ingredients, there's a lot you can do with it; and the order in which you do it determines the end result.
This, of course, does not take into the account the iternativeness (that's not a word, is it?) of the programming process.
- Zev 17y agoThis, of course, does not take into the account the iternativeness (that's not a word, is it?) of the programming process. I would disagree. Cooking is very iterative; I know some people that are amazing cooks, and when they make the same thing, its rarely the exact same thing, intentionally. They'll vary the amount of spices, for example.