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But you could say exactly the same thing about many programmers who do have CS degrees too, right?


I don't know. If you have a CS degree, you will at least have passing familiarity with these things. Seeing them in practice or discussing them will at least stimulate some old memory synapses. Whereas, in contrast, someone without a CS degree usually would have to start at point zero.

I guess it depends on the sub-specialty of programming though.




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