While laws can be seen as more complex than some simple - straightforward, deterministic - logic of a program, modern programming evolve fast to include more co

While laws can be seen as more complex than some simple - straightforward, deterministic - logic of a program, modern programming evolve fast to include more complex models. Advancements of machine learning, applications of Bayesian networks can produce programs with outputs similar to applications of laws. Laws themselves - by their nature - have to have an abstract element in them and a degree of generality, which makes them similar to computer code. It is those other features of laws which represent difficulties - from a programmer standpoint - which are left to be modeled with enough accuracy to be useful.