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With respect, that tells us much more about you than about math or programming.
No Haskell expert, or formal methods expert, or complexity theory expert, would ever make a statement like that.
You may be right that math is quite a distance from day to day development, of course. (I don't think I'm being pedantic here, but perhaps.)
> it's only one type of logical thinking among many types which can be applied to programming.
What do you have in mind? Design patterns and software development practices, or something else?
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With respect, that tells us much more about you than about math or programming.
No Haskell expert, or formal methods expert, or complexity theory expert, would ever make a statement like that.
You may be right that math is quite a distance from day to day development, of course. (I don't think I'm being pedantic here, but perhaps.)
> it's only one type of logical thinking among many types which can be applied to programming.
What do you have in mind? Design patterns and software development practices, or something else?