Yes, I'm aware that went should point to 'to'. I only made it point dev for simplicity's sake, really. I hope it's still understandable nonetheless.
And regarding the Transitive Law, I was just trying to say that believing "references are values because variables are references to a value" should be avoided. Sorry if that didn't come out right.
Anyway, thanks for pointing (See what I did there?) this out.
I would then argue in favor of rewording that sentence. The reason being that it might confuse people about what transitivity is (i.e. a property of a specific relation).
It is, though I must admit I personally detested the subject as I have very different views about what language is. But that's going way too far for a value/reference discussion :P
Anyway, all jokes aside, I appreciate how you brought up the limitations and flaws of my article. Hopefully future readers will note your points. Thanks!
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Yes, I'm aware that
wentshould point to'to'. I only made it pointdevfor simplicity's sake, really. I hope it's still understandable nonetheless.And regarding the Transitive Law, I was just trying to say that believing "references are values because variables are references to a value" should be avoided. Sorry if that didn't come out right.
Anyway, thanks for pointing (See what I did there?) this out.
I would then argue in favor of rewording that sentence. The reason being that it might confuse people about what transitivity is (i.e. a property of a specific relation).
A reference to Frege's "Über Sinn und Bedeutung" might be a better fit.
nice one
Oh, wow. This is some deep philosophical stuff.
It is, though I must admit I personally detested the subject as I have very different views about what language is. But that's going way too far for a value/reference discussion :P
Anyway, all jokes aside, I appreciate how you brought up the limitations and flaws of my article. Hopefully future readers will note your points. Thanks!