I'll be studying computer science in college. How difficult is it? Do you need a high IQ? What's the math like?
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It's moderately difficult. Have to keep your projects well organized. I believe you need to know math through calculus.
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I never really payed attention in highschool. can I learn it now and do well?
why?
Programming is a lot about data structures, problem solving, and algorithms. It does incorporate some math, but its not even half math. More so thinking of fast and reasonable solutions depending on the problem, as well as making good use of the tools (depending on your language and IDE) at your disposal.
It really depends on what type of programming you'll be doing. I personally specialize in OOP
It really depends on what type of programming you'll be doing. I personally specialize in OOP
If you're capable of programming it shows a high level of function and ability, something which most incels do NOT possess.
I heard that there's still a lot of math modules to filter out the lower IQ specimens.
I'm looking at the course i'll be doing and there's discreet math, calculus and stuff like that.
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Depends on if you're going to choose a specialization in computer science.
If you want to get to grad level you need a solid basis of calculus, know your algebra and trigonometry functions, good foundation of linear algebra, formal logic, proving, and probably a bit of signal processing. If youre going into security you need to go more in depth on modular arithmetic, primes, etc.
But other than intellectually you also need to keep up your social life somehow
Edit: if you just want to be a codemonkey you could just try to get a low level programming job and grind some certification. Its not like you need academic level for that
If you want to get to grad level you need a solid basis of calculus, know your algebra and trigonometry functions, good foundation of linear algebra, formal logic, proving, and probably a bit of signal processing. If youre going into security you need to go more in depth on modular arithmetic, primes, etc.
But other than intellectually you also need to keep up your social life somehow
Edit: if you just want to be a codemonkey you could just try to get a low level programming job and grind some certification. Its not like you need academic level for that
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I haven't studied it in uni so can't say for sure. I've learned programming by myself.
For programming itself you don't really need any math skills. I barely ever use exponents let alone more complicated things. The only time you need math in programming is when the program itself is math-oriented. Like a statistics program for example.
In uni they usually teach you some basic math anyways but I don't think it will be much more complicated than high school math.
wouldn’t say “high IQ” just need to be logical in your thinking. Math is all calculus, no need for statistics. And some discrete math too.
this tbh. u need patience and highschool math. I'd say patience especially since alot of the time you get gay nigger errors which are annoying as fuck to debug and fix. worse some companies have shitty no comments code and u have to understand all that shit on your own with no documentation. a shit ton of trial and error
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