Which one should I learn first.

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Beginners in computer science often wonder whether to start with algorithms or dive directly into the theory of computation. The consensus suggests that having a foundational understanding of algorithms can be beneficial before tackling theoretical concepts. Some learners prefer a practical approach, advocating for hands-on programming experience to grasp the application of algorithms before exploring the underlying theories. Starting with algorithms may provide a more intuitive understanding, making the transition to theory smoother.
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Hi All, I'm a beginer in computer science. Can I start learning theory of computation without a deep knowledge in algorithms or should I learn Algorithms conecpts first and theory of computation? Please guide me.
 
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Depends on how you learn. I prefer to know HOW to do something before I figure out WHY. So I would learn some programming and algorithms before hacking theory...which to my mind is kinda useless anyway...
 
Thank you, I will start with algorithms first.
 
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