How can software developers use physics in their work?

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In summary, software developers can use physics in various ways to enhance their work. This includes applying principles of physics to optimize code and improve system performance, utilizing mathematical models and simulations to design and test software, and incorporating concepts from physics, such as mechanics and thermodynamics, into game development. By understanding the underlying laws and principles of physics, software developers can create more efficient and effective programs and systems. Additionally, the growing field of quantum computing offers potential for even more advanced applications of physics in software development.
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Hello PF,

I'm a software developer with a BSc in Physics. I've been lurking the forums for a while, but only now created an account. Just looking for a place to discuss and keep up with physics, perhaps even share some of my experience with new grads interested in programming.

Thanks.
 
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Welcome to PF. It's good to have you here. :smile:
 
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