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Computer science huh 😂

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    Because in Computer science, if you come from a strictly academic view and only care about research, no coding is needed.
    You can reason about every theory, prove the correctness of every algorithm etc with mathematics alone.
    If you need to write down the algorithm (in a paper) you can use pseudo code.
    This is purely theoretical, academic computer science from the ivory tower of university professors.

    University where I studied had two mandatory programming courses. One for Standard ML (functional) and one for Java. Although you only learned some design patterns and nothing about actual project structure at all. Also introduction to the language was so short (Java), that, if you did not know how to code in Java before the course, you probably didn't know how to code afterwards.
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