Talk:Babbage problem: Difference between revisions

 

:::: As for (user) Fwend's screen crowding, that concern/issue will go away as the   TOC   (table-of-contents)   grows larger.   This is a pretty simple task as far as Rosetta Code tasks (problems) go.   As for who invented what, the picture of Charles Babbage is there as he   (or rather, his comprehensibility/understandability)   is the main focus of the Rosetta Code task   (as we are writing/creating computer code so that   ''he''   can comprehend and understand the code)   ---   as far as I can tell, that requirement is a first for Rosetta Code.   His picture   (or as it was said, his mug)   wasn't included because of what he invented.   I never assumed or thought that Charles Babbage invented this (or these) particular algorithm(s), we (the programmers ''et al'') are creating the algorithms ourselves, hoping that the clarity and/or simplicity of the computer programming code will be understandable by Babbage (who has never seen a computer or computer program, except possibly for a Jacquard loom).   However, I'm sure that Charles Babbage was intelligent enough to only try integers that ended in the decimal digits   ''four''   or   ''six''.   -- [[User:Gerard Schildberger|Gerard Schildberger]] ([[User talk:Gerard Schildberger|talk]]) 20:59, 13 April 2016 (UTC)