cs-topics VS open-source-cs

yea, if you don't need a degree then you should just use https://teachyourselfcs.com dude.

I've not got through the majority, but I consider the up-to-date list on Teach Yourself Computer Science as the best one that currently exists:

https://teachyourselfcs.com/

The top 2 recommendations - based on return to learning on time invested - are:

That gives you sort of a bare entry level programming language. But it will also help a lot if you supplement it with general CS knowledge. https://teachyourselfcs.com/

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Just start https://github.com/ForrestKnight/open-source-cs just search the GitHub page for math

Take free courses like cs50, you can also check this for open courses, https://github.com/ForrestKnight/open-source-cs - I'm grateful for everyone for making learning open.

Hey I hope that you see this comment cause there's a few things you need to know. 1) If you mainly enjoy programming, then I think trying to retake an a level to get into a certain better uni is a huge waste of time. This is because most of what you will need to learn for software development you will have to learn by yourself. You cant get a job solely based on the programming you learned in uni. I can guarantee you that 90% of developers around the world had to learn a lot outside the classroom. This is because uni is not there to hold your hand, you will learn the basics(of programming in a CS degree) and then from there you will be learning a lot on your own, alongside the theoretical aspects of CS. 2)If you are actually interested in CS theory also, you can pretty much learn everything online. https://github.com/ForrestKnight/open-source-cs The attached link takes u to a page where you have a collection of free resources from where you learn what is usually taught at a standard USA CS degree (without obviously any general education requirements) It will for sure teach you very well the basics of programming much better than in a sl uni(mind you im just assuming us courses are better than ours). There also tons of resources from other unis like even harvard and mit if you do a bit of searching. Not to mention you can learn a hell of a lot on Free Code Camp This way you can learn the maths that you only need, and not a lot of the bs taught in AL