Glad you mentioned finite state machines. It's something that can make most applications we write (if not all of them) much more robust. Most developers unknowingly write half-baked versions of finite state machines (in the form of if/else if and switch statement spaghetti sprinkled all over the codebase) that are hard to understand cohesively.
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and then basic data structures and algorithms
Glad you mentioned finite state machines. It's something that can make most applications we write (if not all of them) much more robust. Most developers unknowingly write half-baked versions of finite state machines (in the form of if/else if and switch statement spaghetti sprinkled all over the codebase) that are hard to understand cohesively.