Love mathematics? I know you'll love programming! First lesson: 4.1 and 4.10 don't mean the same thing. 4.1 and 4.01 probably do, though.
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Version numbers aren't numbers. Pi and e are meaningless in this context. That's right, Knuth, I'm calling you out
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Welcome to your first programming lesson, kids! print("Hello world") Okay, so, many years ago there was a device called a "printer"
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@qntm@shajra S T O P Stop. And in#Haskell, that statement, correctly, loops when evaluated.#haskell#pure#functionalpic.twitter.com/UyqfLde7Hz
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Hint: "=" isn't what you think it is.
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this is why Knuth used a right arrow
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This simplifies to True. the math works
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∄x: x = x + 1
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This is why I think Pascal's := is more elegant.
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