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As great as Project Euler is for learning programming, it's definitely not a good measure of most aspects of programming. It measures a very small subset of th
by pcmonk 12y ago
As great as Project Euler is for learning programming, it's definitely not a good measure of most aspects of programming. It measures a very small subset of the required skills. This chart gives a more complete and nuanced way of evaluating one's skills.
- easytiger 12y agoYea, just because you aren't familiar with combinerics or number theory doesn't mean you aren't good.
- collyw 12y agoI agree, its like the "algorithms and data structures" stuff I was taught at University. In real life, organization of large code bases, picking an appropriate abstraction, and general knowledge of OS's are far more important for most jobs. Never had to implement a linked list in 11+ years of coding.