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High level ways of learning

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Hello,

As you have seen me talking in my previous post titled:

"Another advantage of high level programming languages..."


I have tried to explain to you that there is another advantage in
high level programming languages... and i have talked about the
other way of learning and have said that another way of learning
in mathematics is to try to minimize the number of proofs that
we have to do, so i have said that pure mathematicians have
to proof the theorems and general formulas, but others engineers
and like have only to learn how to work in a high level manner
like in high level languages without proving theorems and general
forumulas or  keeping at the minimum the number of proofs that we have 
to do, this way of learning do enhance the criteria of usability
so it enhance the criteria of productivity i think...

As an example, you have seen me inventing some scalable algorithms
like my scalable RWLocks and my scalable MLock etc.  so my way
of learning is high level and also low level since i have to understand 
how to minimize the cache-coherence traffic and to minimize  contention 
and how to write some assembler code etc. to be able to invente my 
scalable algorithms, this way of doing is honorable , but there is
also other high level ways of learning, like to just understand how
to minimize the cache-coherence traffic and how to minimize contention 
and how to reuse my scalable algorithms without writing or inventing 
those scalable algorithms, this high level way of learning is also a 
good way of learning.




Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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