Author: Omid David Tabibi
Date: 17:55:25 11/17/02
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On November 17, 2002 at 19:58:14, Bob Durrett wrote: > >In the Rookie 2 chess engine thesis I'm looking at, the author keeps giving >pseudo-code to illustrate the points in the narrative. > >Why didn't he just give the code? Too much? OK. That much is obvious. > >But how to decide whether or not code is "pseudo"? > >Yes, I know that's a dumb question. But I'm at the beginning. > >Bob D. There are many implementation points in every actual code, that have nothing to do with the big picture, which is usually the algorithms. Presenting Pseudo-codes instead of the whole code, has the benefit of demonstrating the important structural issues, without the often irrelevant parts.
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