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This fascinates me. I cannot use such layout, graphs etc. I can only analyse something if it is in a list - even if it is a complex algorithm - I will understan
by varispeed 6y ago
This fascinates me. I cannot use such layout, graphs etc. I can only analyse something if it is in a list - even if it is a complex algorithm - I will understand it fine. If it was exploded to a graph there is no way I'll get it.
That leads me to a question - do you find yourself naturally understanding the information in a graph format and not getting lists or is it something that you learn to make sense of?
- lattay 6y agoYou might be based by the fact you learned programming and the associated ”linear" thinking a long time ago... I am not very efficient reasoning on graphs, but I remember how HARD it was when I started programming and this does not seem even close.