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The pillars #5
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# The pillars | |||
My dear reader, welcome to the cornerstone of your programming enlightenment--or whatever semblance of it you'll achieve after wading through this chapter. Here, we dissect the four almighty pillars that hold up the shaky (very shaky) roof of the world: **Mathematics**, **Computer Networks**, **Algorithms & Data Structures** and **Operating Systems**. And yes, don't you worry, we'll tell you where blockchain fits into all this |
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Exists a continue error because, at any moment, blockchain was mentioned as a fundamental part of this book. I think we still need the “object_study.md” because I don't say a shit about this in the intro LOL
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Bro, I don't get the point of showing these code examples because it is like trivial use code for this, but there are other concepts that are more poggers. You should be quick on this topic, but the examples can be different in my opinion.
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Well, as you can see, in math, we can just say that $A$ and $B$ are both matrices, write a little multiplication symbol and boom, done. We don't have to write any sort of detailed explanation as to how we should multiply anything, just declare it and we gucci boyz. Well in code, if you're not using something like [NumPy](https://numpy.org/), you're probably in for some pain in the ass. This is a great example where understanding math is a lot more simple than code. | ||
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### Math as a tool |
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feat: networks section
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