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Okay. Here's my real opinion: If I was setting up a curricula, each incoming student would deal with a digital logic trainer. Okay? Wires and transistors. An 1
by mynameishere 18y ago
Okay. Here's my real opinion:
If I was setting up a curricula, each incoming student would deal with a digital logic trainer. Okay? Wires and transistors. An 18 year old should learn the fundamentals and not the shortcuts. That's my opinion--maybe I'm wrong. Java is hardly the best teaching language, but it is closer to the bone than a lot of things....
- rglullis 18y agoThe problem is that you're confusing a concept with its implementation. If it is a basic programming class, there are a whole lot of concepts that should be learned before worrying about the implementation. Algorithms, variables, program flow, functions. Those are the real fundamentals... things that can even be analyzed in pseudo-code, no need to get into a particular language's idiosyncrasies.