I would say that modeling the computational process in math is not typically helpful (you already have a formal programming language) you should model the real-world (or at least computer world) problem you are trying to solve.
Carefully define operations and constraints, introduce abstractions for solving them, etc.
Do you have an example of an I/O problem you have thought about that you would like me to talk more about?
I would say that modeling the computational process in math is not typically helpful (you already have a formal programming language) you should model the real-world (or at least computer world) problem you are trying to solve.
Carefully define operations and constraints, introduce abstractions for solving them, etc.
Do you have an example of an I/O problem you have thought about that you would like me to talk more about?