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In the [https://youtu.be/x5Ay6jsex2M?t=1777 end of his presentation], he stated: | |||
Category theory is the perfect language in my opinion... | |||
The question is:"How can a perfect language be used in daily operations?" | |||
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Southwell, Richard (Sep 11, 2019). Seven ways to visualize functions. local page: Richard Southwell.
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In the end of his presentation, he stated:
Category theory is the perfect language in my opinion...
The question is:"How can a perfect language be used in daily operations?"