I learned about C language and C++ in first grade
In the first semester of the second grade, 'data structure theory' and 'multimedia programming' are two required subjects.
I wonder what is the difference between these two and what kind of courses they need to take in the future Also, I wonder how the direction of the programming career is divided.
There are a lot of different contents and languages in programming, and there are some connections to each other, but I know that they are divided into their own fields and have their own independence.
There are many languages related to programming. I wonder what the career directions are derived accordingly.
path, but it is so accurate answer can't be able to present, but in a thousand different ways. Still, the approximate flow some even want to know about heart.
I'd appreciate it if you could give me some help. (_ _)
c# c javascript c++
Ordinary programmers often have to change to other languages depending on their needs or coercion, and exceptional programmers are good at many languages because they learn other languages easily.
Eventually, even if you think, "I'm only going to do C," you're going to speak another language later on.
So now it's good to learn a lot of different disciplines that are the basis of programming.
Don't you need multimedia? I don't really care about that, but I don't know what I'm going to do next month, but who knows what I'm going to do in five or ten years? It's not like you can say you want to do it, and you may not be able to say you don't want to.
If you're interested in a particular field, focus on it, or learn a variety of structural theories, multimedia, algorithms, etc.
Data structure theory is the most fundamental part of any field as a developer. It's good if you learn it well. I hope you can work hard on your assignments and gain confidence in your language.
Multimedia programming is... I'm not sure what I'm learning with just the subject name.
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