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06/23/22(Thu)10:03:21 No.14596279
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Anonymous 06/23/22(Thu)10:03:21 No.14596279 Archived
if logic became a part of maths, can syntax, morphology and grammar become parts of maths too?
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Anonymous
06/23/22(Thu)12:42:35 No.14596595
Anonymous 06/23/22(Thu)12:42:35 No.14596595
>>14596279
Already is, formal syntax, akin to formal logic. However, this is part the problem of establishing how closely is computer science linked to mathematics.
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Anonymous
06/23/22(Thu)14:15:15 No.14596846
Anonymous 06/23/22(Thu)14:15:15 No.14596846
is it weird for a CS major to never take theory of computation?
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