the programming language is the least important aspect of programming

[StuffedFrog]

what you need is to focus on the data structures and algorithms you can learn a language in a couple days but that would never get you a job without data structures and algorithms

 

[Paroxysm]

 

[Rt-Rust1]

what you need is to focus on the data structures and algorithms you can learn a language in a couple days but that would never get you a job without data structures and algorithms

Ok nigga can you provide links resources to learn this as quikly as possible

 

[StuffedFrog]

Ok nigga can you provide links resources to learn this as quikly as possible

i am making a full on mega guide for this watching hour long youtube videos and reading books

 

[Tylermax]

Sounds such an incel adventure

 

[Erik-Jón]

Sounds such an incel adventure

Great adventure for you then

 

[StuffedFrog]

Sounds such an incel adventure

fuck you want me to do make a detailed guide on how to mma max from underground boxing to ufc world tournament

 

[Tylermax]

Great adventure for you then

Stop replying to my comments retard, get off my dick

 

[StuffedFrog]

Stop replying to my comments retard, get off my dick

i hate that guy too

 

[koalendo]

plenty of people get jobs without much knowledge of data structures and algorithms, especially front-end developers

 

[Stoicism0]

what you need is to focus on the data structures and algorithms you can learn a language in a couple days but that would never get you a job without data structures and algorithms

That sounds pretty interesting, how do we get started on learning that?

What steps/phases of learning would you recommend for people starting from scratch?

Eg. Start w/ a generic computer science textbook/course, Learn python

Phase 1 - Learn computer science basics

Phase 2 - Learn to code a basic language

Phase 3 - Once have hang of basic language, make a project

Phase 4 - Learn Data structures and algorithms - ???
- Read some books on it (Any good ones that make it fun and simple as possible?)
- Do a course ( like this one? Any others to recommend?)

• https://www.programiz.com/dsa

Just trying to break the recommendation into clear, practical next actions.

So it's important to figure out what stage of the learning journey to start learning this stuff. I'm a complete beginner at phase 1 as I imagine many others are. So to learn from your post there's an "advantage" that will speed up the learning, is a very welcome idea.

 

[StuffedFrog]

That sounds pretty interesting, how do we get started on learning that?

What steps/phases of learning would you recommend for people starting from scratch?

Eg. Start w/ a generic computer science textbook/course, Learn python

Phase 1 - Learn computer science basics

Phase 2 - Learn to code a basic language

Phase 3 - Once have hang of basic language, make a project

Phase 4 - Learn Data structures and algorithms - ???
- Read some books on it (Any good ones that make it fun and simple as possible?)
- Do a course ( like this one? Any others to recommend?)

• https://www.programiz.com/dsa

Just trying to break the recommendation into clear, practical next actions.

So it's important to figure out what stage of the learning journey to start learning this stuff. I'm a complete beginner at phase 1 as I imagine many others are. So to learn from your post there's an "advantage" that will speed up the learning, is a very welcome idea.

learn python or java
learn data structures and algorithms while doing codebats
go to leetcode