Well, is f really a function of x and y when only one of them can be chosen? Seems like an abuse of notation that introduces unnecessary special cases. Abstractions (here: a function) should be simple and well-defined,…
Not really. It's simply a general observation I made after reading your post.
Well, is f really a function of x and y when only one of them can be chosen? Seems like an abuse of notation that introduces unnecessary special cases. Abstractions (here: a function) should be simple and well-defined,…
Not really. It's simply a general observation I made after reading your post.