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In the UK at A-level (age 16-18) you may still be taught linear and dynamic programming before ever touching a line of code! (Indeed, that was the same for me!)
by opnac 1y ago
In the UK at A-level (age 16-18) you may still be taught linear and dynamic programming before ever touching a line of code! (Indeed, that was the same for me!)
- TeMPOraL 1y agoDid your school used the specific terms "linear programming" and "dynamic programming" to refer to those topics? My original comment didn't phrase this clearly, but I was thinking less about techniques themselves, and more about encountering them under those specific labels. As an analogy, it's not unusual to learn a good chunk of calculus before learning that "calculus" is a thing they're part of - for example, by having an over-eager physics teacher who teaches you some of it so we can understand physics material deeper, but without ever mentioning the branch of math we're now using.