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I'm gonna be the boring guy and say DSA. No matter what computing environment you find yourself in, DSA has the potential to make your life much easier. Math w
by hiAndrewQuinn 2y ago
I'm gonna be the boring guy and say DSA. No matter what computing environment you find yourself in, DSA has the potential to make your life much easier.
Math would be an even more OP answer, but CS can be seen as a kudzu vine of discrete constructionist mathematics, and I don't want to give you the impression that e.g. real analysis is that useful for what we're up to here.
- nivertech 2y agoIMO, the most useful thing to learn is how to communicate with others in a way that will help them to understand you. This means avoiding jargon and abbreviations, or at least footnoting them: for example, DSA[1]. Better yet, start every document with a "Terms and Abbreviations" or "Glossary" page. --- [1] Data Structures and Algorithms
- hiAndrewQuinn 2y agoThat's not really a CS [1]-specific tool, though, that's just a good practice in general. [1] Computer Science
- gaws 2y ago> DSA Data structures and algorithms, for those wondering.