I started out teach myself before I even got take any CS classes. I used my
math skills (see other thread) for my logic. I have always been able to
understand logic. Then after a few CS classes in college I and few other
math classes. I learned That I could pay to go to school or I could get
paid to go to work.
So I quit school and started working. I still take a class every now and
again, I am on the 19 year plan.
But the logic that I learned came from math.
At 07:53 AM 4/10/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> For those of you who are doing programming-type stuff without a CS
>degree. How did you learn programming logic? (Or did you?) I just can't
>imagine doing a good job without knowing what I know. I've seen so much
>bad code.
>
> To everyone else, please watch your message quoting. It's getting hard
>to separate the new posts from the old posts in the digest. There is no
>need to quote the last seventeen messages in a thread. Mabye it's just me.
>
>
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