>you have to know calculus to be a programmer
You have to know calculus to be a programmer
Luke Barnes
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Kayden Rodriguez
>trying to get a math degree but doesn't want to learn calculus
Wyatt Russell
Yeh when fortran came out, OOP completely ruined the need to know shit
Hunter Wood
>not approximating everything as continuous and using calculus
pleb
Ryder Jones
How the fuck is OOP related to calculus? Are you retarded?
Grayson Williams
just because you may not need to doesnt mean you shouldnt learn calculus you fucking brainlet
Ian Scott
>Being a brainlet human who can't do calculus
Easton Nguyen
I failed math twice and I'm in class for software dev right now
Bentley Young
calculus is easy as shit anyways, you might (I repeat, might) not need it, but if you can't learn then you're fucked.
Andrew Fisher
>he thinks he needs a CS degree to be a webdev shitter
A bootcamp seems more suited for you.
Nathaniel King
>calculus is easy as shit anyways
why does Taylor series divide by n!. Nothing I can find explains that.
Mason Parker
>calculus
>hard
Just grab a book lmao
Chase Roberts
Most of the interesting fields require at least some understanding of calculus.
3D graphics, data analysis and modern AI is heavily dependent on it.
Tyler Robinson
Oh yea lemme just learn every useless skill i possibly can in the odd chance i will ever have to do it LOL
Name one (1) time you have ever had to know calculus outside of academic circlejerk
Gabriel Bennett
>why does Taylor series divide by n!.
it has to do with the power rule, differentiating a polynomial of largest degree n, n times, will give you something like n!*x^0, so you have to divide by n!
something on that line, it's certainly not magical nonsense
Noah Edwards
>it's certainly not magical nonsense
the Taylor series for e^x, sin(x), etc., will always look magical to me, even though I understand their validity.
Kayden Baker
Isaac Moore
>hes struggling with math for undergrad fresman/highschoolers
Brandon Rivera
Can you read?
Adam Thompson
excellent video, and someone who has a gift for explaining.
Sebastian Bell
That whole series is great. I took calc 2 in college but a lot of it didn't really "click" until I watched his vids.
Nolan King
>doesn't know calculus
>makes meaningless loops to calculate x += 5*i
>program is now useless for large values