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But imagine Einstein having to look up how to derive x^2. I'd say that's a pretty close equivalent to knowing tree traversal in CS. It should just come naturall
by hashseed 10y ago
But imagine Einstein having to look up how to derive x^2. I'd say that's a pretty close equivalent to knowing tree traversal in CS. It should just come naturally.
- coldpie 10y agoI've been working in the programming industry for ten years and have never had to implement tree traversal. I could probably scrape together a naive implementation in a relatively short amount of time, but it's certainly not something I've memorized. But then, I'm a programmer, not a computer scientist.
- enraged_camel 10y agoIf one is a computer scientist, yes. If one is a programmer, not at all.