@BGB, if the braces around the letters defers execution, as my memories
of Perl confirm, this is perfect. With APL, quoting an expression
accomplishes the same end: '1+1'
On another note, I agree with the thesis that OO is just message passing:
aResult ← someParameters 'messageName'
On 7/15/2012 2:48 PM, Tomasz Rola wrote:
Not really. Install Python, run interpreter and in black window type:
print Hello worldEnter
and you are done.
Or, install Racket, run it and in the interpreter subwindow type
(display Hello world)Enter
and you are done again. Even better, Racket
What about this: the first link points to a video. At 11:35 of that
video, a verbal and algebraic version of a problem are given. My
feeling is that they are subtly different, in that the algebraic version
allows for 169 as a solution. Actually, the fact that the verbal
statement actually
