From: Geoffrey S. Knauth (geoff at knauth.org) Date: Fri Oct 9 15:24:20 EDT 2009 |
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A colleague running experiments in Mathematica recently found that some of his extraordinarily good results were due to a misspelled variable. datalengh = Length[data]; Later in the code, datalength was not misspelled, but it had no value. The program was happy when it should not have been, and it produced happy pill results. I listened to the story and thought, "This could not have happened with DrScheme." Geoff
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