I hope some people will be able to find this a little bit helpful and informative
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvpESxp8vkA
borka wrote:Engineers need math?!?![]()
OtsukiYorauzo wrote:borka wrote:Engineers need math?!?![]()
Everything is math.
You are a result of math also, by being a 1 in a million probability in your father's sperm cells.
shubla wrote:There are a lot of things one can specialize towards in computer sciences, many of which require usage of low level languages and low level knowledge of how computers and all that works.
MagicManICT wrote:shubla wrote:There are a lot of things one can specialize towards in computer sciences, many of which require usage of low level languages and low level knowledge of how computers and all that works.
Assembly isn't dead yet! (Despite Microsoft trying to kill it.) That's one of the things I liked about learning old school BASIC as my first language. It made learning actual ASM so much easier. Instead, if you're coming from a C++, Python or other OOP language, you might struggle with the nit-picky detail that ASM requires you to have.
If you are an obsessive compulsive computer programmer that has to have everything absolutely, perfectly efficient, Assembly might be right for you!
Alitis wrote:That's impossible! God made you from mud and mentos
shubla wrote:I have to disagree with the part where you say that computer scientists use high level languages, because that is not true!
There are a lot of things one can specialize towards in computer sciences, many of which require usage of low level languages and low level knowledge of how computers and all that works.
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