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by obventio56
1346 days ago
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I think you learn the box-and-arrow diagrams in an algorithms class. You learn about cache and memory in a systems class. When you get a real job, if someone asks you to write a performant binary tree in a low-level language, you combine knowledge from both these experiences and make an inference on what to do. Maybe you try, test, and iterate. Maybe you read some blog posts or find a canonical implementation in another language. Either way, it doesn't seem like a huge knowledge gap. |
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