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Mathematics
all the quizzes are collection of mathematics, it sucks
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Like what has been posted above:
While maths is key to programming, I don't think a course in maths is essential.
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*Proceeds to math in elegance*
... What.
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@Herbert
Hey, you ain't half bad at maths after all. :>
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Honestly, at times I wish there were more questions pertaining to classes, objects, programming logic, etc that weren't like the aforementioned math problems. However the math questions have helped me with intricacies utilizing for loops, modulus, and proper operator precedence. We don't need to throw away the math questions, just add more knowledge based ones and structural based questions. The biggest downside to the quizzes is the often repeated questions that more seasoned challengers already know the answers to.
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LOL @Derek. You're having serious Nikhil traumas.
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So you thought that programming doesn't require mathematics ?
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int silliness = 7;
int are_you_serious = 6;
int herberts_question = silliness * are_you_serious;
herberts_question /= 0;
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Some of the math within loops is a bit too much for me to process at times. Keep trying Herbert. Take screenshots of the problems you have difficulty with and take time solving them. Try to learn how they are properly solved so you can continue to apply them and fortify your skills. Don't let the math bring you down, rise above it to the second power.
Herbert = Math.pow(mathematics, 2);
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Whatever you do Herbert, do not challenge Nikhil Dhama!
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infinity @Derek
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😢 stills worries
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thanks@Derek
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Lol @hatsy! While he solves challenges in his sleep, I lay awake in bed fearing that a challenge from him will pop up in my notifications. At dinner one night, I decided to check Sololearn and see what was going on. I was drinking a Dr. Pepper and in mid-sip I saw he challenged me. My soda sprayed from my mouth and I fell out of my chair...again.
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Thinking is hard, that's why I never do it. 😎
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yes I thought it would be about structure of code , classes and objects arrays but no it tried to me to solve that shit maths questions where I suck at
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no, i hate it
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should i learn math before learning programming?? seriously
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As someone who has a degree in mathematics, I'd argue it's not even that. Mathematicians try to avoid calculating, they try to make calculations simple, because calculating is error prone. Mathematics is rule based problem solving. These challenges are not. They are just bad.
This is especially weird because the quizzes in the lections are often better. What would be a good challenge then:
Take a this List: (Anna, Bob, Charlie,... Quite a few more...) Turn this into a Dictionary with the first value having the key a, the second having b etc.
And then look at the code the other person came up with, so you can actually learn something.
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its fun