Great point and there's a lot to be said for the fact that humans are built for language as it relates to sounds. The difference I see when it comes to code is that the computer isn't interpreting anything, it's blindly following instructions, so any little miscommunication will trip it up. A human can understand what you say even if you leave out a few words or talk with an accent. There must be a more ideal way to turn a human conceived algorithm into computer executable code.
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Great point and there's a lot to be said for the fact that humans are built for language as it relates to sounds. The difference I see when it comes to code is that the computer isn't interpreting anything, it's blindly following instructions, so any little miscommunication will trip it up. A human can understand what you say even if you leave out a few words or talk with an accent. There must be a more ideal way to turn a human conceived algorithm into computer executable code.