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Avatrin
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Hi
I have a bachelor in mathematics with a minor in physics, and my plan for the future is to move on to computational science and robotics. However, before I can do that, I need to work a few years due to bad personal finance.
In my city, the easiest route is programming. I already knew Python and I moved on to web development because I thought it would be relatively easy. I learned Javascript, jQuery, CSS and HTML. However, at this point, to make myself marketable, it seems like I am just memorizing tons of frameworks and their syntax (React, Node, Django etc.). It's a bit too much.
I was told by a potential employer to learn C regardless of what I decide to do (because it will help me understand all the rest). I know a lot of embedded systems are written in C. How much memorization is needed to learn embedded systems? I don't really care how difficult the algorithms are; I just don't want to memorize tons of frameworks and packages. Also, embedded systems is relevant for what I want to do in the future.
I have a bachelor in mathematics with a minor in physics, and my plan for the future is to move on to computational science and robotics. However, before I can do that, I need to work a few years due to bad personal finance.
In my city, the easiest route is programming. I already knew Python and I moved on to web development because I thought it would be relatively easy. I learned Javascript, jQuery, CSS and HTML. However, at this point, to make myself marketable, it seems like I am just memorizing tons of frameworks and their syntax (React, Node, Django etc.). It's a bit too much.
I was told by a potential employer to learn C regardless of what I decide to do (because it will help me understand all the rest). I know a lot of embedded systems are written in C. How much memorization is needed to learn embedded systems? I don't really care how difficult the algorithms are; I just don't want to memorize tons of frameworks and packages. Also, embedded systems is relevant for what I want to do in the future.