Should I make the switch from Python to C? I have picked…
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Should I make the switch from Python to C?
I have picked up Python recently and have learnt some basics of programming and did Leetcode practice with it. However, I still really don’t intuitively know how computer science fundamentally works.
For any musicians out there, an analogy I can give is that I can physically play a song on the guitar, but I don’t understand the chord progression or scale which the melody is built off of. It feels like I can act like I know what I’m doing, but really I don’t.
From what I hear C is a more low-level language and forces you to learn fundamentals of computer science. I learn better when I build all of my knowledge from first principles rather than practical application.
My goal is to intuitively understand how a computer works, not just to be able to build things or solve problems with a tool.
#dev #technology #programming
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I have picked up Python recently and have learnt some basics of programming and did Leetcode practice with it. However, I still really don’t intuitively know how computer science fundamentally works.
For any musicians out there, an analogy I can give is that I can physically play a song on the guitar, but I don’t understand the chord progression or scale which the melody is built off of. It feels like I can act like I know what I’m doing, but really I don’t.
From what I hear C is a more low-level language and forces you to learn fundamentals of computer science. I learn better when I build all of my knowledge from first principles rather than practical application.
My goal is to intuitively understand how a computer works, not just to be able to build things or solve problems with a tool.
#dev #technology #programming
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