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Guys what do you advise me: Should I understand all the theory parts before going with the coding part and continue with the course OR just take the overview and continue with the course and by the time I will understand all the theory throw the course? |
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If you want to pursue this field, then the understanding of basic fundamentals—elaborated in Lesson 1—is absolutely necessary. Whilst going deep philosophically is also an option, that is not needed for software engineering. Fundamentals should be more than enough for the latter. E.g. if Ethereum, about the EVM and related concepts And as Solidity incorporates major OOP concepts, it will be an easy transition for the coding part from something like C++, combined with fundamentals you will be good to go. |
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Thanks for your reply @krakxn I have an overview of basic fundamentals in Lesson 1 it's whether I should go deep on these topics before following the course or just following the course and by the time I will understand more things. |
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Well, the concepts in L1 are fundamentals and not as technical. So, if you can explain it to someone—who does not know anything—thoroughly, then you are good to go. Elsewise, no. Then again, I am not suggesting you to go deep into the philosophy already, just get the hang of it, because they do not comprise of your coding skill, rather a general knowledge of the industry. But if you are a curious one, you will most likely dwell deep into the technical stuff. |
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@SwapCode08 Its totally upto you brother, of how you wanna pursuit this course at the best of your abilities. My Suggestion will be to follow along with Patrick's course and you will learn more and more along the course. |
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Thank you, guys. |
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Good luck! |
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If you want to pursue this field, then the understanding of basic fundamentals—elaborated in Lesson 1—is absolutely necessary.
Whilst going deep philosophically is also an option, that is not needed for software engineering. Fundamentals should be more than enough for the latter. E.g. if Ethereum, about the EVM and related concepts
And as Solidity incorporates major OOP concepts, it will be an easy transition for the coding part from something like C++, combined with fundamentals you will be good to go.