Transitioning from Humanities to Computer Science: A Personal Journey

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In summary, transitioning from humanities to computer science is a personal journey that involves a shift in mindset and skillset. It requires a deep understanding of logic and problem-solving, as well as a willingness to continuously learn and adapt in a constantly evolving field. While the transition may be challenging, it can open up a world of opportunities and allow for a unique blend of creativity and technical expertise.
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Former humanities/arts guy that is transitioning into computer science, namely software development. I am also fond of mathematics but merely as a hobby. Currently pursuing a degree in computer science at a university in North America. It feels great to be a part of this awesome & supportive community. Thank you.
 
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