I wish they'd give a practical application for these methods as they taught them. Perhaps I'd retain a lot of it better if I actually saw HOW it's actually used.
A lot of teachers plop this stuff in front of you and say, "This is a derivative, and this is how you work the problem," but they never actually give you a link to a real world issue of when it would normally be used. It's the age old question of, "When am I actually going to be using this?"
One situation where I heard a lot of this is used is in 3D Graphics programming, which I want to try and get into as I'm going through it all.
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I love lamp.
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