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by darkmighty
4406 days ago
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It is remarkably easier, that far I can tell. The number of "building blocks" so to speak in a programming language are quite numerous for most tasks (i.e. not core algorithms) -- something I learned quickly which frustrated me when I started programming in HS -- unlike in math where dominating elementary logic/algebra allows you to solve incredibly complex problems just by thinking hard enough, in languages/libraries tools and problems are tightly coupled, and numerous. So often the better way is just googling, seeing examples, and a lot of copy-pasting. |
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