This post is a continuation of one of my previous posts.
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This post is a continuation of one of my previous posts.
Continue reading “Sophie’s World: History of Philosophy (part 3)”Sophie’s World: History of Philosophy (part 2)
This post is a continuation of one of my previous posts.
Continue reading “Sophie’s World: History of Philosophy (part 2)”Writing your second program with Budge-TP (complexity and abstraction)
In a previous blog post, we showed and implemented a formal system that was able to represent numbers and the addition operator.
In this blog post, we will show an implementation of a subset formal system of Peano’s axioms that will also be able to represent numbers and the addition operator.
Finally, we will compare both systems.
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Budge-TP (bʌdʒ, b’dzh) is a theorem prover (really, just another programming language) that allows you to express formal systems (really, just programs).
In this post, I will show you how to write a simple program in Budge-TP.
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