Elements of Programming
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Programming is easy, but complicated. You know what I mean?
Its a bit difficult, but has a string of easiness.
grunder20 2 months ago
This video just answered my assignment. Now I have no worries doing my preparation.
agapitoflores001 3 months ago
Thank you StanfordUniversity.
urcorrect 4 months ago
Interesting that Alex is happy with programing, math, the new smell of his book & his jolly love for his subject. Programming for programers. . .did Alex find his moral voice? Our world is being programmed and us along with it through an ongoing danger of programmers advancing the totalitarian state of never ending war & economic collapse. It's time that super academics, look at society & realize the awful consequences that are produced by any science devoid of human rights concern. Read Popper.
BrotherWoody1 9 months ago
This was a cool video, thanks Stanford!
a4sure 9 months ago