then he morphs into a girl/your mom and you go to kill him or not eat the beautiful cupcake because you know that thinggg is the killer/poisonous apple - simply by the right match - you will either do "kill actions to save yourself" or "zero-action-actions to not touch the cupcake".
Then one would be extremely broken to not restrain the murderer. Because wow! This murderer can
morph into someone else!
Additionally, that being said, that no longer 100% certain that the murderer is the burglar. The murderer could have mimicked the burglar himself!
One would be even more broken than ever to not seeking out who this morphing murderer's true identity. He could be there to help one, too. For example, one's mother could be the real killer, and the morphing murderer could be one's mother!
... Well, well, well! Would you look at that!
I mean it. You see, you have the wrong idea like everyone else has - the key is not at all the math or algorithms and definitely not how to program something because programming is a way you make it not the thing you make.
"programming is a way you make it"?
"not the thing you make"?
What are you getting at? Programming is the purpose of making things function the way we wanted it. It is the way one makes, and also different ways to program can create the same thing.
Take the example of different programming languages. They are all appears to be different, but once done the way it should be, it will function the way the "thing" that should have been.
For example, the Trigonometry functions could be programmed differently in each programming languages. But the thing is that they do the same thing.
Little own formulas, I've never used those symbols in my life.
"I've never used those symbols in my life"?
Does that mean I can conclude that you must have failed at math examination, and get 0% score in school, since you said you've never used those symbols in your life.
The key is not explaining something by going through every atomic reaction - that would be billions of meaningless info. The key is simply, English key explanations.
If explaining something by going through every atomic reaction were meaningless info, then we won't be living in a modern era. Everything would be still be explained by philosophy and wrong information. Science will not exist nor anyone will be interested. You should be grateful that people have delved into these so-called "meaningless" info to bring us a new world.
Additionally, "programming" is the very "atomic level" of information conveyed. One will not easily understand and program something from simple words.
Take the example of a
Skylake chip. You can explain the chip in basic words, its wiring, its components, etc. But you won't able to delve into deeper of its blueprint.
There is such a thing as "reverse engineering". One could take several years to understand how the entire chip works in atomic level before one could even recreate from basic words.