as many other things in CS loops for processing lists are intuitive and not the best choice in the end )
what I wanted to outline is that during education its very important to communicate that “this is not the solution”, but rather an introduction.
PS would be nice to come up with examples for all basic concepts without bringing other basic concepts - like loops without lists, recursion without tree data structure etc )))
I really hate when I watch a "this is a demo" course, cuz most of them are like that, and I'm like: "So where the is the actual solution?". Ends with me inspecting github repos to see how it's actually implemented :D
Ah yeah... I totally agree about mentioning one concept totally alone.
We try to follow a strict manner in showing one thing at a time, while trying to mix things after the user gets the knack of that one principle alone.
what I ment is that you should outline that even with simplest building blocks like loops, beginner developer should question if its a good fit for their problem and seek for better )
I agree, with entry-level courses it might be tough to combine with keeping interest for the subject, so good luck!)
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as many other things in CS loops for processing lists are intuitive and not the best choice in the end )
what I wanted to outline is that during education its very important to communicate that “this is not the solution”, but rather an introduction.
PS would be nice to come up with examples for all basic concepts without bringing other basic concepts - like loops without lists, recursion without tree data structure etc )))
"this is not the solution"
I really hate when I watch a "this is a demo" course, cuz most of them are like that, and I'm like: "So where the is the actual solution?". Ends with me inspecting github repos to see how it's actually implemented :D
Ah yeah... I totally agree about mentioning one concept totally alone.
We try to follow a strict manner in showing one thing at a time, while trying to mix things after the user gets the knack of that one principle alone.
what I ment is that you should outline that even with simplest building blocks like loops, beginner developer should question if its a good fit for their problem and seek for better )
I agree, with entry-level courses it might be tough to combine with keeping interest for the subject, so good luck!)