> Computer programming is, fundamentally, about two things:
1. Problem-solving using computers
2. Learning to control complexity while solving these problems
Pretty sure your forgetting more than half of computing…
… 3. The modeling of external systems into code.
Modeling isn't solving a problem, it’s representing an external systems with a degree of fidelity. That’s different from solving a problem through transformation, albeit far harder to teach.
Pretty sure your forgetting more than half of computing…
… 3. The modeling of external systems into code.
Modeling isn't solving a problem, it’s representing an external systems with a degree of fidelity. That’s different from solving a problem through transformation, albeit far harder to teach.