Coding produces a ‘network’, a directed graph, the ‘weighted links of which are mathematical logical statements which lead into and from each other. ‘Hypothesis’ statements can be inserted into the network to discover if a ‘Hypothesis’ can be ‘proved’ to be logically correct.

Verilog code, (high speed description code language) can be downloaded into FPGAs (field programmable circuit board gate arrays) so that the code can be executed. FPGA is an integrated circuit that contains large numbers of logic gates. A character’s action, in a Game, can be implemented by specifying a single logic function for a particular gate whilst closing the others. This character, (the Player’s character) can therefore be controlled by the Player using pop-in code which could designate actions over a multiple time sequence.

Each number, in computer coding, is designated as a 2-D plane with specific direction and area. As numbers increase can generate Mandelbrot sets using plane areas instead of numbers. Results in 3-D fractals.