Challenge 2

in science •  4 years ago 

Think about the situation in which you need to prove something. For example ('cause we are talking about programming) you have implemented a solution and now you want to somehow test it.
Do you think it is a good idea, that you give the program a set of inputs and see if the output is perfect and with no error?
(Hint: search bout null hypothesis before answering)

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