do you prefer to make algorithms on a big assed white board?
ive never worked with algorithms yet, my next course i will. Im not looking forward to it
Whiteboards are excellent. You can also use "Magic Whiteboards" that stick on the wall and peel off easy. They wipe clean too. Amazon sell them.
Whiteboards, flip charts, Magic Whiteboard, pen and paper that's the way to do it. I prefer list data structures for everything or SQLite.
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Whiteboards, flip charts, Magic Whiteboard, pen and paper that's the way to do it. I prefer list data structures for everything or SQLite.
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ive never used that, only databases ive used are MsSQL and Mysql.
Also neo4j but that was only for a research project, and i hated using that
Say you're writing a program that doesn't use a client/server database like MySQL or Postgres.
SQLite allows the program to use a relational database just for it's own use. It does not connect using a TCP port. It's a library that is embedded in the program. This means it's a good substitue for data structures. Just use tables.
It can also be used from Bash scripts. I think it's the most widely used database engine but people have never heard about it. It's what Android uses.
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thats pretty cool, now i understand whats the usecase atleastSay you're writing a program that doesn't use a client/server database like MySQL or Postgres.
SQLite allows the program to use a relational database just for it's own use. It does not connect using a TCP port. It's a library that is embedded in the program. This means it's a good substitue for data structures. Just use tables.
It can also be used from Bash scripts. I think it's the most widely used database engine but people have never heard about it. It's what Android uses.
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how long you been coding for?Say you're writing a program that doesn't use a client/server database like MySQL or Postgres.
SQLite allows the program to use a relational database just for it's own use. It does not connect using a TCP port. It's a library that is embedded in the program. This means it's a good substitue for data structures. Just use tables.
It can also be used from Bash scripts. I think it's the most widely used database engine but people have never heard about it. It's what Android uses.
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Long enough to avoid complexity and strive for elegance.
Haha thats what my manager says too
Inside every program there's a small one trying to get out.
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