Very nice! Just curious, where does one look (what subjects, disciplines) to learn about more math like this that can be used to clean up logic? I'm greatly lacking in that area, but would like to improve.
The code examples are just using two well-known basic math formulas that you can pick up from high school math on the series topic, at least that's the case in my region. For such numerical or mathematical problems, you simply reproduce the formula in code. And just want to add that, it's not only for cleaning up logic; It's much more efficient and performant. (O(1) vs O(n))
For more programming related ones that you are more likely to use in your job, learn the basics of data structure and algorithms. I find this book very helpful and easy to read.
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Very nice! Just curious, where does one look (what subjects, disciplines) to learn about more math like this that can be used to clean up logic? I'm greatly lacking in that area, but would like to improve.
The code examples are just using two well-known basic math formulas that you can pick up from high school math on the series topic, at least that's the case in my region. For such numerical or mathematical problems, you simply reproduce the formula in code. And just want to add that, it's not only for cleaning up logic; It's much more efficient and performant. (O(1) vs O(n))
For more programming related ones that you are more likely to use in your job, learn the basics of data structure and algorithms. I find this book very helpful and easy to read.