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by joppy
1320 days ago
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Single-variable letters and suggestive notation make it easier to recognise patterns, and give a good level of abstraction at which thinking about the problem rather than muddling through notation can happen. For example one can rather easily check a(b + c) + (b - d - a)(b + c) = (b - d)(b + c) But it will be hard to simplify add(mul(amins, add(boo, cold)), mul(… You are not expected to understand what the notation means without further context, in the same way a programmer is not meant to see a function call to main(foo) and understand what will happen. |
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