This is an interesting article and I agree with you, CS theory it's pretty important when you write code. I've studied physics and I worked in geophysics for many years and a few years ago I had to write a bunch of Perl programs in order to automatize some tasks that helped me out to deliver on time a project. Since this year I started to study programming and a couple of months back I did realize that those Perl' scripts could be more efficient and have less code if I had implemented a couple functions.
This is an interesting article and I agree with you, CS theory it's pretty important when you write code. I've studied physics and I worked in geophysics for many years and a few years ago I had to write a bunch of Perl programs in order to automatize some tasks that helped me out to deliver on time a project. Since this year I started to study programming and a couple of months back I did realize that those Perl' scripts could be more efficient and have less code if I had implemented a couple functions.
Thanks!
That’s great information. I remember working with the Engineers while in college using Fortran.