The weekly exercises do sufficiently build our knowledge in preparation for the assignment. Most importantly, the weekly deadline guarantees the hand-on practice we need. Although the last few minutes before due time is very exhilarating, the reward of satisfaction is well deserved. As the professor foreshadows, the upcoming lectures will be regarding sorting and understanding binary trees is a good foundation. I am excited to learn this upcoming section, to demonstrate the practicality of binary trees. Furthermore, this will be important to any computer program, such that a website needs to run as smooth as possible. Explicitly, setting up the data structure is fundamental to the efficiency of a program. In terms of a future startup, I feel more confident that I will be able to communicate to programmers whether or not I will be the one physically implementing the program. This grasp will be necessary for my future venture. We care about how algorithm scales in the future as users grow.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
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Object-oriented programming has provided more potential multifunctional uses. After experiencing computer science hands-on, the possibility of using this area of knowledge has become more obvious and approachable. However, before this goal, there are much more concepts that need to be derived. Either back-end and front-end. What we are learning right now is quite basic and fundamental. Hope my grasp in the area of student will increase exponentially as I utilize my existing python language to expand my horizons in different languages. Fortunately, I can say that I know two languages at the moment!
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