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Laffy Kat

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1. It is math, IMO.
Mon Oct 21, 2019, 10:11 PM
Oct 2019

Isn't all that binary code considered math?

On edit: I just asked my son, a physicist, about this and he said only courses that teach "functional programming" should be considered math. (Whatever that means.) I defer to his opinion.

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It is math, IMO. Laffy Kat Oct 2019 #1
Yea FirstLight Oct 2019 #6
Me, too! How a woman who flunked ninth-grade algebra... Laffy Kat Oct 2019 #9
Programming involves logic Midnightwalk Oct 2019 #13
haha FirstLight Oct 2019 #15
Haha i kept trying to stop Midnightwalk Oct 2019 #16
Yes zaj Oct 2019 #2
yes as long as it is true computer science DBoon Oct 2019 #3
yes, to be good at programming you have a lot of math involved. I think the idea is GREAT! nt napi21 Oct 2019 #4
No zipplewrath Oct 2019 #5
No flyingfysh Oct 2019 #7
Back in the dark ages, there were accounting firms who considered a music degree Hoyt Oct 2019 #8
Yes. And also as a foreign language credit. eom IllinoisBirdWatcher Oct 2019 #10
I know almost nothing about coding, PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2019 #11
As long as cooking classes count as chemistry intrepidity Oct 2019 #12
as someone who has been programming for over 50 years now lapfog_1 Oct 2019 #14
I view the issue as an engineer. Blue_true Oct 2019 #18
Yes. Blue_true Oct 2019 #17
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