EKR wrote:
> If your purpose in using code is to communicate with other
> humans, what you want to communicate is intention with only
> the barest amount of procedure. However, in reality programs
> are almost all procedure with the barest amount of structure
> to attempt to communicate intention to humans who need to
> work on it.
Don't get it. In a programming context, what is the difference between
intention and procedure?
Cheers,
Ben.
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