ISO M.CodD
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- Feb 17, 2013
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He does not write code for a living. That much I am sure.
And how many of those things do you use every day? If you have a degree in CS chances are you started coding before you even went chuoni, people who take their time to learn something on their own have an interest in it and will learn and improve over time. It’s the same thing with mechanics, electricians etc Nothing beats learning by doing (What a noble idea).
Yes, they may lack ability to drop names kama wewe, discrete mathematics, architecture etc but all those are not used day to day. If you know your big Os and your data structures you are good for the most part to get started. Extras are good but not knowing them doesn’t make you any less a programmer