User:IssaRice/Implementation details in math

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ideas similar to software engineering's "implementation details" come up quite often in math, when we are constructing/defining certain objects:

  • constructing number systems
  • thinking of relations as subset of the Cartesian product
  • thinking of functions as a particular kind of relation
  • thinking of events in probability theory as sets
  • thinking about the sample space in probability

It seems to me that these implementation details are not really needed after some point, and yet they are quite helpful pedagogically.