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I wonder if it makes sense to do the nand2tetris course for an absolute beginner since it too has compiler creation in it.
by krtkush 6mo ago
I wonder if it makes sense to do the nand2tetris course for an absolute beginner since it too has compiler creation in it.
- imrozim 6mo ago[dead]
- wartywhoa23 6mo agoI highly recommend nand2tetris to everyone. For me, nothing ever explained the whole domain from logic gates and inner workings of a CPU to compilers better than this course.
- wartywhoa23 6mo agoOn a side note, why is imrozim's comment dead? What in the world is wrong with it? It's perfectly fine IMO.
- bmn__ 6mo agocheck comment history https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47582720 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47582720
- atan2 6mo agoI think it's worth mentioning Gustavo Pezzi's lectures at pikuma.com. The one on "Digital Electronics" and the one on "Interpreters & Compilers" really helped me.
- sn9 6mo agonand2tetris only requires programming ability at the level of someone who's taken freshman level CS IIRC. You could take Harvard's CS50 and then tackle it.