what is better in training 1 — learn a specific algorithm then practice on it 2 — try to solve new problems and if they need new algorithm learn it
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I did the first one, and I think the second one sucks. I just hate it when I spend a lot of time trying to solve a problem that needs an algorithm that I don't know.
Do you really mean 2nd one? because in second line of your answer you said you hate it.
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