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Another advantage of high level programming languages...

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  Another advantage of high level programming languages... Ramine <ramine@1.1> - 2014-07-02 19:09 -0700

#4670 — Another advantage of high level programming languages...

FromRamine <ramine@1.1>
Date2014-07-02 19:09 -0700
SubjectAnother advantage of high level programming languages...
Message-ID<lp23cs$hs6$1@dont-email.me>
Hello,

Another advantage of high level programming languages is the following:


When you take a look at the derivative in mathematics, the formula
of the derivative of 2*X or a*X that is a, since we know that

lim x2-x1 -> 0 de (2x2 - 2x1)/(x2-1) , so we have that 2*(x2-x1)/(x2-x1) 
, so it's equal to 2


So as you have noticed i am using the "Limit" and some mathematical 
calculations to be able to proove and to generalize and to find the 
derivative of a*x, those mathematical calculations that we must do
to proove the general formulas of the derivatives are low level like 
assembler and they allow us to know from where the general formulas of 
the derivative of a*X comes from... but as you can see there is also the 
short way of learning is to know that the derivative of a*X is equal to 
"a" without proving it, and this way of learning do enhance the criteria 
of usability and productivity also and do permit us to construct other 
ways of learning, so there is mathematicians that must learn how to 
proove the theorems and the general formulas and there is others 
engineers and like that have to learn only how to work in a high level 
ways with mathematics without prooving theorems or general formulas.


That's the same for informatics.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.








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