Comment by arein3 3 months ago We had it in university courses and it seemed useless. DSL for backtracking. 2 comments arein3 Reply a96 3 months ago Yes. As an add-on or library, it could be useful, but as a language it's just a forgotten dead end. arein3 3 months ago And for some cases it's easier to understand if you write the backtracking yourself, and can edit/debug it. That is in case you write readable code professionally, as such algorhythms are not very intuitive for a person who sees it first time.
a96 3 months ago Yes. As an add-on or library, it could be useful, but as a language it's just a forgotten dead end. arein3 3 months ago And for some cases it's easier to understand if you write the backtracking yourself, and can edit/debug it. That is in case you write readable code professionally, as such algorhythms are not very intuitive for a person who sees it first time.
arein3 3 months ago And for some cases it's easier to understand if you write the backtracking yourself, and can edit/debug it. That is in case you write readable code professionally, as such algorhythms are not very intuitive for a person who sees it first time.
Yes. As an add-on or library, it could be useful, but as a language it's just a forgotten dead end.
And for some cases it's easier to understand if you write the backtracking yourself, and can edit/debug it. That is in case you write readable code professionally, as such algorhythms are not very intuitive for a person who sees it first time.