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They're not exactly comparable. Discrete is a definition of a function having a finite point of completion, whereas algebra and calculus are branches of mathematics.
Programming is applied discrete mathematics though, so I would hope anyone who does it for a living enjoys it 😸 -
@SortOfTested I think OP meant discrete mathematics as in graph theory, combinatorics, logic and stuff.
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Elyz78094yYes! Further it allowed me to overcome my crippling fear of the concept "math" when I was introduced to it in a course at uni. It's math but not the kind one generally thinks of, so this one I could actually learn and do well at ðŸ¤
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@SortOfTested That's just a portion of Discrete Maths tho (and the OP was on about that).
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@Elyz same here! I was really intimidated by math in highschool but once I took the discrete mathematics course at uni I ended up loving math
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@theabbie Most people just dislike (or hate) Maths, that's all.
But of course, such sentiments aren't as popular in STEM vs outside of it.
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