Hi Jana, I would rather compare a programming language to a recipe:
Since this recipe will be read by a robot, it must be "flawless". For example, if you make a typo "700g of flor" the robot won't get it and stop.
Similarly, if you make an obvious mistake like "700 kg of flour", the robot won't catch it and attempt to do it anyway.
You won my heart with this! And i was thinking about it when I was translating some recipes and i thought how precise you need to be in both ;) thanks
Glad it helped! Programming is really great!
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Hi Jana, I would rather compare a programming language to a recipe:
Since this recipe will be read by a robot, it must be "flawless". For example, if you make a typo "700g of flor" the robot won't get it and stop.
Similarly, if you make an obvious mistake like "700 kg of flour", the robot won't catch it and attempt to do it anyway.
You won my heart with this!
And i was thinking about it when I was translating some recipes and i thought how precise you need to be in both ;) thanks
Glad it helped! Programming is really great!