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Programming is nothing more than a list of instructions. Understanding data structures doesn’t require math, just logic. Maybe some mathematical operations can
by kayodelycaon 6y ago
Programming is nothing more than a list of instructions. Understanding data structures doesn’t require math, just logic. Maybe some mathematical operations can be derived from observation but the numbers behind it don’t really need to be known.
I’ve never been able to grasp mathematics as numbers. My ability to work with numbers is severely compromised by my disability. This hasn’t hurt my ability to excel as a web developer. In fact, while I can’t visualize individual formulas or algorithms, I can visualize very complicated applications. And I likely know what types of algorithms and data structures would be likely be optimal.
Even if I don’t know the “correct” math, I know where to look for it.
- Jtsummers 6y ago> Programming is nothing more than a list of instructions. That’s not true for every language paradigm.