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Depends on the type of thinker someone is. Everyone thinks best at a particular level. While a certain data structure might be complex, it’s use might be simple
by scandox 8y ago
Depends on the type of thinker someone is. Everyone thinks best at a particular level. While a certain data structure might be complex, it’s use might be simple.
If I show someone a list of lists in C# the semantics of that will be very easy for them to grasp. The same data structure in C might defeat them altogether.
- saas_co_de 8y ago> The same data structure in C might defeat them altogether I agree with this, but my point is that to get started in C all you need to work with is strings/arrays. > While a certain data structure might be complex, it’s use might be simple I would argue that in most cases the use only appears to be simple and in reality the correct use is just as complex as the data structure.
- masklinn 8y ago> I agree with this, but my point is that to get started in C all you need to work with is strings/arrays. Which are both absolute shit, that's not exactly a ringing endorsement.