Totally agree here. You'll have no issues in your career if you can write software that increases revenue for a company. Sure, being able to visualize and imple

Totally agree here. You'll have no issues in your career if you can write software that increases revenue for a company. Sure, being able to visualize and implement data structures and algorithms is extremely useful, but I wouldn't say it's absolutely required to enter the industry. Hell, when I first started professionally, I couldn't tell you the difference between a binary tree and b-tree. If you're passionate about software development, it'll come naturally.