I think I'd be a bit like jen: get some fairly formal description of how to do something, implement it, then check that it has worked. See the result and from there go and make small changes if it needs a bit of work. I guess from this point on you can start ditching the formal method cause you can do more of it from memory and add your own knowledge into the equation (such as the fact that sugar is awesome and all recipes should have the maximum amount of sugar possible).
- danny (omg im posting on LJ :o)
ps, so so so bored at home (hooray for waking up at 6:30am for no apparent reason)
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Re: 'scientific method'
Date: 2006-12-06 07:55 pm (UTC)- danny (omg im posting on LJ :o)
ps, so so so bored at home (hooray for waking up at 6:30am for no apparent reason)