goatfish57 wrote:
Good luck with your studies, learning new things is great fun. I especially enjoy applying mathematics to everyday situations. Packing my groceries at the store is a fun challenge. Math and programming go hand in hand.
Thanks, Haskell is said to be the most mathematical programming language, I still haven't tried it much, but its there and it gets a lot of praise. I went back to Khan Academy for Diffeq, it treats Calculus the way Calculus treats Algebra.
Gotta say Khan Academy has something for everyone, even though you don't get a full-on practice area for higher mathematics, there are still video lectures and practice opportunities. No schedule or textbooks to worry about either; its a great example of technology making life easier. It also gave me the algebra exposure I needed to handle college math.
I don't do much grocery store math, although I really should, there's definitely a pattern to my purchases. I'd be interested to hear more about the math you use in daily situations, I'm in the middle of reorganizing myself completely.
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