When a problem is identified, to solve that problem a function must be executed. The overall process is natural. For example, it is natural to identify a problem, and it is also natural to execute a function to solve that problem. From that, we can see a person identifies a problem to be solved; a person also executes a function to solve that problem. To solve a problem, a function must be executed at its basis, where that basis is natural to the function. To help us solve our problems, the material in this book is helpful to help us identify the basis of our functions.
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