Where math meets poetry.
Also known as "The Theory of Everything" or "The Unified Field Theory of Code," this is a framework that attempts to describe the underlying structure of all reality through the use of algorithms.
Or, as we like to call it: Code is Physics.
1. The Law of Least Resistance: An algorithm is only as good as the data it's given.
2. The Law of Recursive Induction: A loop is only as good as its last statement.
3. The Law of Conditional Love: A if-else statement is only as good as its conditions.
4. The Law of Iterative Sorrow: A for loop is only as good as its iterations.
5. The Law of Functional Frenzy: A function is only as good as its arguments.
And the sixth Law of... well, we're still working on it.
Want to learn more? Subpage 5.3.6: The Law of Functional Frenzy is just a click away.
Or, if you're feeling adventurous, check out Subpage 5.4: Algorithmic Lyrical in Action.
Or, if you're just plain lost, try Subpage 5.2: Algorithmic Lyrical History.
Subpage 5.1: Algorithmic Lyrical Basics covers the very basics of Algorithmic Lyrical.
Subpage 5.2: Algorithmic Lyrical History is a brief history of the subject.
Subpage 5.4: Algorithmic Lyrical in Action shows you how to apply it in real-world scenarios.