Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "10 Math Concepts for Programmers" video.

  1.  @theblinkingbrownie4654 : Set theory is useful in CS... cos it ties in with databases. So.. if you need to create a register for a car park, say... And you want the names of the owners, and the model and location of what it is placed etc. That could be useful for classification purposes. You just need to know DB Theories. Set theories is the pre-requisites towards databases. But this video is quite clever... cos I have never considered the different databases globally.... That is scary.
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  2. 2, 3 and 4 is very good. I never saw it that way before at all... if at all... and I used to love maths. Multiples.. and various things like that etc. It's really weird how something is taught could change how you view things entirely. It's so weird... Bases...multiples. Maybe this is why I struggled in the coding aspect, cos I have never equated it to the alphabets before. If only it was taught this way ! lol.... Set theories I loved, and databases I loved. Don't know the log and algorithms and neural network.. That is more for social media, isn't it? I don't see the application in fairness. 6 is very good... cos I have never thought of it this way before... It's so strange... I used to love the vectors' maths.. and yet.. I've never associated it into an actual cryptography part at all. Or even games production and animations. Wow.....
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  3. I guess... yeh... our time has passed... So... I was taught in a one dimensional way. That is... written paper and you have to sit very long to think and follow the logic. But seeing this... in a screen... but seeing it used in a graphical representational way... Just makes me click more. Cos now I get the way the shape associate to the maths.... Which does help one's visualisation and understanding. I presume that... the future part.. is the real life way.. and the physical touch and sensing.... Cos right now, it is all mental thinking. Maybe into the future it would be the emotional aspect and the physical touch aspect. But this is interesting...
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