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That sounds pretty reasonable to me. You don't want to dive straight into depth-first because then you disappear down a rabbit hole with no context to tell you
by taneq 6y ago
That sounds pretty reasonable to me. You don't want to dive straight into depth-first because then you disappear down a rabbit hole with no context to tell you whether it's the right rabbit hole.
Start out with breadth-first until you have a feel for the lay of the land, then pick a direction to journey in.
- galaxyLogic 6y agoRight that sounds very reasonable. My issue is that it is so reasonable that it is not a great insight worthy of an article. It is good but quite basic advice. It also must be dependent on the topic under examination largely therefore the advice can only very generic. Let's think about an example topic, say "Mathematics". What would be the best strategy for learning mathematics?