It s about the relationship between learning programming and computers

The school should have a lot of computer labs, right? If you really want to learn the computer well, the time on the computer must be guaranteed, you can go to the computer room, but the disadvantage is that it costs money (but the general school computer room is not expensive), and it is inconvenient, and your own information or something has to be copied again every time.

If you bring your own computer, there are two disadvantages, one is to violate the school rules (I also have this rule when I was in school), and the other is that if the self-control is not very strong, it is easy to go astray and indulge in games and the like (this does not mean that self-control can be done, it requires strong self-control, generally speaking, it is more difficult for freshmen to do it).

All in all, it is recommended that you don't bring your computer first, go to the computer room to get on the computer, anyway, it's only half a year, and you don't have to endure it for long.

PS: If you have any problems learning computer programming, you can send me a message or add me directly, I am a C++ programmer, and I have the highest score in the C language department when I was in school.

In fact, I didn't learn any programming content in my freshman year, but I just used the computer time to review it, if you really want to learn programming, it is recommended that you don't take the computer with you first, first read some programming books, accumulate some problems, and then bring your own computer to practice. And when you learn programming, it's not about learning as much as possible, but learning what you like, and comparing programming is a very boring kind of work, depending on whether you're interested in it or not. Expensive but not expensive.

Most people buy computers to study, but they actually play games. Like me ...

I see you also specifically mentioned that you have self-control. If you have a computer, it is also convenient to check information, read PPT, and learn programming.

Just don't play around then.

It's up to you to have pros and cons.

Don't say your self-control can be anything. It has nothing to do with whether you bring a computer or not. First of all, how much time do you spend on the computer during the learning process?

If you are really a hard student, then you should be in the library after class, and keep studying, but, according to my experience, it is not easy to learn the basics well in four years of college, let alone do your own projects. So if you usually don't get the top five in every class, and you spend less than 3 hours a day going to the library, it's useless for you to bring a computer.

If you can't learn the textbook well, don't mention the extra study yourself.

Of course, the computer field is developing very rapidly now, you have to browse the news every week, encounter something you don't understand, and search the Internet for problems, if your school can meet your requirements, it is recommended not to bring it before the third year.

If by the time of your junior year, you feel like you're going to work for a company instead of going to graduate school, you can start learning some popular stuff to prepare for the interview.

Answer: Many friends often have this misunderstanding, thinking that they are not good at math or English, so they can't learn computers? In fact, these are all misunderstandings, which we will analyze below.

You can learn computers even if you are not good at math. This is not the deciding factor in whether or not to learn a computer. Studying computer science mainly depends on whether you can endure the hardships and whether you can persist in studying on your own.

Generally, computer-related courses are offered in the first and second years. If you are good at mathematical logical thinking, it will be helpful for you to learn computers. But if you are not good at math, you can also learn computers, but it will be harder.

In the future, they may tend to focus on computer software development rather than continuing their studies to do some algorithms. If you are directly engaged in software front-end and back-end development, it mainly depends on your proficiency in computer languages and whether you will write more and do some projects. When doing these things, it is more of an exercise of logical thinking.

You don't need a very advanced level of mathematics;

So how to learn computer well, the main thing is to take more time to learn and train your coding ability. At this time, because your mathematical foundation is not good, and then you don't decide to continue the graduate school entrance examination. Then it is recommended that you do not learn artificial intelligence, data mining algorithms, and other related things.

These things are basically done by a master's or a doctorate. We just need to learn a language well, with one of them as the main one, supplemented by other languages, and learn the most important one. At a certain point, you can also get a good job.

As for which computer language to choose, we will discuss it later, and here I mainly tell you that as long as you are interested, you can rest assured that you can boldly study computer-related majors.

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