Doing cs

>doing cs
>discrete math exam is in 4 days
>barely understand half the content
>don't understand the solutions to problem sets either
explain to me how I will ever find a use for solving a recurrence relation or finding the number of ways to put balls into boxes

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*unzips dick*

Discrete math is the class I enjoyed most out of any math class I've ever taken. And computations and permutations*putting balls into boxes) is necessary in literally countless things, cryptography, probability, graph theory. If you don't enjoy discrete math you really should not be a CS major.

Its useless and it won't help you get a job. Just wank snobs think they need to learn. Go do actual programming if you want a job.

there are jobs where performance is critical or at least a priority.
knowing how to pick the right algorithm for the job or modify it to be better with specific dataset is essential there.

Easy. Just remember the whore pays first.

>study something for two years
>it's okay
>third year rolls around
>hate it and don't want to spend 40 more years doing it
>finish degree and start another entirely unrelated degree in a completely different domain
>have done this twice now
I guess it's the rope for me.

now make something combining those two fields

>how I will ever find a use
You will if you study subjects like automata/computation theory and linear optimization

How much debt do you have, Jesus Christ