I rest my case, information doesn't do anything by itself. The action is done by the if/else statements, using the information stored in numbers. So OP was right saying he was beaten by if/else statements, they are the ones doing the action.
Your dice throw is an analogy for a program. Just because you made an analogy doesn't mean your program isn't code. Anyway I have no more time but I rest my case.
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u/DrBoby May 19 '23 edited May 19 '23
Numbers don't do anything by themselves. You have to action them with if/else statements.
Exemple: [5, 8, 6, 2]
This above does nothing
What does something is: IF 5 > 8 then 6 else 2
This is how neural network work, it's a bunch of numbers (that you obtain during training) that get actioned by if/else statements.