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I would really love it if there was some type of Leetcode for math. I grew up in a very liberal artsy environment and was actually warned against taking advance
by uejfiweun 5y ago
I would really love it if there was some type of Leetcode for math. I grew up in a very liberal artsy environment and was actually warned against taking advanced math for most of my life. It wasn't until college, taking requirements for my CS major, that I realized I actually find it fascinating and have an aptitude for it - but then college ended and I just have barely done any math since.
If anyone has any resources on this or general advice I'd love to hear it. It seems to me like all the coolest cutting edge stuff in Tech right now requires a lot of math so I'd love to start grinding at it.
- Jtsummers 5y ago> I grew up in a very liberal artsy environment and was actually warned against taking advanced math for most of my life. What possible rationale was there for that?
- uejfiweun 5y agoDon't get me wrong, what I mean by this is like I took AP Calc AB in 11th grade instead of AP Calc BC. I still was in accelerated math classes. It was more so that my parents both tried the top most advanced math in their education, and both did poorly, so it was a pitfall they warned me about.
- btheshoe 5y agoLook of art of problem solving's alcumus. It's targeted at children who do competitive math, but leetcode is also easier than high school level usaco problems, so you might find it challenging. In general, aops has some decent textbooks.