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Agreed, but only up to a point. To program it is fundamental to have a strong intuition as to what should happen, why, and how to get there. Doing that without
by alextp 15y ago
Agreed, but only up to a point. To program it is fundamental to have a strong intuition as to what should happen, why, and how to get there. Doing that without some amount of manual computation is temerary.
- DanWaterworth 15y agoActually, I disagree. Programming is about building and using abstractions. It is not strictly necessary to understand how the abstractions are built. Case and point, how many web developers do you know who could outline the TCP/IP protocols in great detail?