Computer programs are Turing-complete. How would you ever "modify dimensions [...] to specify what you want the program to do"? The space of possible programs grows like exponentially as you linearily increase the length of the program.
It's trivial to explore visually the space of all possible outputs for a program of length 1 instruction. But how about a million? The output is just gonna be useless noise 99.99999%.
What even is a dimension of a computer program? How many divisions it performs? How many gotos there are?
It's trivial to explore visually the space of all possible outputs for a program of length 1 instruction. But how about a million? The output is just gonna be useless noise 99.99999%.
What even is a dimension of a computer program? How many divisions it performs? How many gotos there are?