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As someone who studied math as an undergrad, I completely agree. As far as I can remember, Learning the Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory was no more difficu
by rickhanlonii 13y ago
As someone who studied math as an undergrad, I completely agree. As far as I can remember, Learning the Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory was no more difficult to me than learning the Mean Value Theorem.
But I guess my point is that programming at an "Algebra" level means you have very little knowledge the language, while programming at a "Calculus" level means that you have much more knowledge.
- saraid216 13y agoWhy even use the words "algebra" and "calculus", then? Why not use "8th grade" and "12th grade"?