I don't think that's quite right. E.g. if you do call a method, it's complexity is unknowable with only local context, so it can't be obvious. I would rewrite that to:
> Magic is when the run or space time complexity of code is misleading by its on-screen representation.
An apparent field access that is actually a method is misleading. Calling a method explicitly just directs you to check that method to know for sure.
> Magic is when the run or space time complexity of code is misleading by its on-screen representation.
An apparent field access that is actually a method is misleading. Calling a method explicitly just directs you to check that method to know for sure.