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The inverse is actually true... the deeper your mathematical training is, the more you realize how unimportant it is in most programming. The people who espouse
by maxawaytoolong 16y ago
The inverse is actually true... the deeper your mathematical training is, the more you realize how unimportant it is in most programming. The people who espouse otherwise either haven't studied enough math, or more usually, haven't done that much programming.
- Niten 16y agoWell my hypothesis is that regardless of one's opinion of the value of mathematics to programming or mathematical knowledge, one is likely to advocate that a strong mathematical background correlates with opining one's given assessment of the value of mathematics to programming ;)
- jemfinch 16y ago> The inverse is actually true.. Evidence? > The people who espouse otherwise either haven't studied enough math, or more usually, haven't done that much programming. Dijkstra? Hoare? Knuth?
- ecuzzillo 16y agoOr they're doing programming in a domain that involves a math a fair amount of the time. (Like robots.)