How To Get Better At Math: Neurology, The Brain and Learning
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I just learned this through studying psychology. You waste your energy on indulging in your frustration or lack of patience when you don't keep calm. Its like your mind shifts away from the problem, and onto the anger and self dislike.
HitomiAyumu 11 months ago
@tsolox No it doesn't. Both require deductive reasoning. And programming, at many times, requires a deep knowledge of math. La, programming is an application of maths. Just like building or engineering.
HitomiAyumu 11 months ago
@tsolox I see what you're saying--but not entirely, because much of what goes into computer programming could be of a math foundation. At least, most CSCI grads have a strong math foundation by the time they graduate. I think it's all dependent on the actual project you're coding for.
slayer666metallica 11 months ago
pretty good, you gotta keep calm
TheSvartdemon 1 year ago
interesting
FIGHTFANNERD3 1 year ago
solving a math problem uses a different mindset than doing computer programming.
tsolox 1 year ago