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Mastery is not a binary state. Either you have the skills to solve the problem at hand in a satisfactory way or you don't - but where exactly that line is is d
by riknos314 4y ago
Mastery is not a binary state.
Either you have the skills to solve the problem at hand in a satisfactory way or you don't - but where exactly that line is is different for every problem.
One can display mastery over one set of problems and simultaneously have no mastery over another - maybe you know everything that can possibly be done using a tree data structure, but have never even heard of a bitmap.
Don't worry about "mastering programming" but rather worry about having sufficient knowledge of the right tools to solve the problem you need to solve.