lowtek
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I'm on Windows and Mac, I love how Visual Studio Code looks, I've got it downloaded as well but Atom Editor is the recommended one from the course.
Oh yeah just to keep you updated, I received and blasted through "Computer Science Distilled" which you recommended.
Oh boy, how much I struggled to go through the entire book, definitely one I have to come back to some day in the future, I doubt I understood more than 20% of the book
Much more to learn.
Next assignment (though down the line a bit), learn to program in C. The reason is that by knowing how C works, you learn some fundamental things about how computers (and other programming languages) work. You can also interface Python with C to speed up critical algorithms, when execution time ( as opposed to network communication) becomes a bottleneck.
As I said, that one's down the line.
The one thing you really should learn now is how to use some version control system - Git is a good one. That's the reason I specifically suggested Visual Studio Code. It has great Git integration so you can see the diffs right there in the code.
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