belial

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by belial 15y ago
Thanks for clarifying your point. I think this matter is subjective and there's nothing from my side to express.
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by belial 15y ago
I don't wanna sound off-topic but I liked your suggestions, they're great actually... Can you please provide me with some suggestions on the following topics? An introduction to Programming Languages Design theory. Computer Science Mathemat
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by belial 15y ago
I got your point. I agree with you actually.
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by belial 15y ago
When I was in uni I got my introduction to programming in C. And it was the most funny and mind-opening course in my first year. So, I think it's subjective. I agree that C++ is a complicated language, specially when you use Boost or Tools.
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by belial 15y ago
Wow!!! If this was intended to be an introduction to Programming then what would a special/advance topic in programming be??
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by belial 15y ago
No not really. SICP doesn't, whatsoever, inspires any sort of dogmatic beliefs. And I think it would be more appropriate to discuss the subject (SICP itself) rather than discuss what it's advocates says about it. Simply put, it's more than
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by belial 15y ago
I almost agree with you that programming can be approached from a Scheme mindset... It can be really mind-opening. But I think teaching programming from C++ or Python perspective can be of (almost) equal greatness... You can do many cool th
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by belial 15y ago
What an intelligent reply! I'm interested in knowing what particular book would you recommend for someone who is a Computer Science graduate and planning to enhance his mathematical skills in linear algebra? If there is more than one, I'll
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by belial 15y ago
I have spent almost 9640 hours programming... I started programming when I was in school... But I have been involved in professional programming (working in a firm) for 3 years now... I'm between Intermediate and Senior level... And calcula
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by belial 15y ago
Would it be a good decision for a company to replace a RubyOnRails development environment with haXe??
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by belial 15y ago
I would recommend you check this online book: http://htdp.org/ "How to Design Programs" is a great resource for newcommers and professionals alike. It's a good revision and a good start. Enjoy.
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by belial 15y ago
There are few books on the list that I don't know of, it's pretty interesting to know about them... Thanks for sharing that. Do you know about "Structure and Interpretation of Coputer Programs" ... IT'S A CLASSIC! http://mitpress.mit.edu/s
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by belial 15y ago
*correction: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/
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by belial 15y ago
I would recommend "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" < http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/&#62 ; This book is a classic in Computer Science and it explains, discusses various programming concepts ... mainly from the compiler/