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Math skills are becoming more and more essential, I'm wonder where is a good place to brush up on some basics before moving on to some more CompSci specific stuff?
A sight with lots of video's as well as practise exercises would be a double win but I ...
Started by AlexCombas on
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Steve Yegge had a good blog post Math for programmers
Quoting some of it:
"But a few things I've
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Numbers is why we have MATLAB ;)
It would be good to know what level of math you have, and what you I think.
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I'm not looking for a general discussion on if math is important or not for programming .
Instead I'm looking for real world scenarios where you have actually used some branch of math to solve some particular problem during your career as a software developer...
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Discrete math for everything, linear algebra for 3D, analysis for physics especially for handling real-world noisy data, and a good deal of statistics to prove algorithms, design since there is no built-in support in the .NET libraries.
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Can any one recommend a good JavaScript library to solve floating point problems in JavaScript?
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It can perform trigonometric....
But, for those users who come across this question in the future:
The Math library that comes as part kinds of math.
That which comes as part of the Math library that is standard in any JavaScript implementation.
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What degree do i do if i really enjoy A-level Maths and Further Maths?
I know it sounds like the obvious answer is Maths (of course), however, i have heard that the Maths degrees at university are very pure and the A-level Maths and Further Maths is ...
Started by storeypj on
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Physics is also very good, but I think your options aren't quite as big for jobs afterwards.
Introduction to Pure Mathematics which my maths teacher told me is good preparation for a maths degree Never of jobs.
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Hi,
What would you think is a good career for an INTJ who is bad at math, chemistry, computer science and languages other then english?
Started by nos on
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Actually you won't be good at it no matter how much you try, but you'llWhat do you like?
What are you good at?
I think, as a group, we tend to be good at wherever we end not strong ....
Or become good at math/chemistry.
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I want to be able to process arbitrarily large numbers in C#.
I can live with just integers.
Are there established algorithms for this kind of thing?
Or is there a good 3rd-party library?
I might consider changing language if there really is no good way...
Started by AJ on
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Algorithm can be found at : Re: Hi-prec math for visual studio c#? (It's the post at the bottom.
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Like topic name says, at what level of math and what kind do you need to have and know so you don't find yourself struggling in this trade.
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Just read the forums you'll see! How Good Do You Math Skills Need are, the more you'll be worth later....
You can in the electrical trade.
I just fake it till i make it.
Im not good at math.
Need to know how to use a calculator.
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Any good A level Maths websites Anyone know of any good websites that can help me learn A level edexcel Maths? I know about examsolutions but since im learning the book my self and no teacher i really need something alongside examsolutions. I have seen...
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Re: Any good A level Maths websites
There are loads of good YouTube videos out there - best of all having a teacher right there!
This user is quite good for me: especially for the core parts :) Re: Any good A level ....
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Are you good at math? HARK:
INTJ's, are you good at math?
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@ Kasawd I am at the pure....
I never did all that well in math in school because it bored me, and still does.
Trigonometry, define good.
Not good, but competent.
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Of math that you are referring to .
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Are lesson plans included for The Complete Book of Math?
the Quote: : Do lesson plans for MFW1 include how to incorporate The Complete Book of Math from the Deluxe Package?
Also, do the recommended Math Sense Blocks have enough guidelines of how to use...
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Now, the way I interpreted this is, I don't have to buy a second math workbook in 1st grade math and we can do this....
I went through last night the pages of the CBoM .
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