Most algorithms are taught as if the input were some abstract thing that simply arrives at the...
Most algorithms are taught as if the input were some abstract thing that simply arrives at the function boundary.
An array appears.
A graph appears.
A stream of numbers appears.
A database query arrives.
You're Learning Algorithms in the Wrong Order (and I Built a Playground to Fix It) There's a moment...
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