Connections With Chaos Theory
There are several tie-ins with chaos theory.
- The chaos model may help explain why software tends to be so unpredictable.
- It explains why high-level concepts like architecture cannot be treated independently of low-level lines of code.
- It provides a hook for explaining what to do next, in terms of the chaos strategy.
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