Is studying physics is equal to coding?
Both are amazing subjects to study. Both of them let me think broadly, deeply upto which I want to go in search of somthing or only just to know to do something.
2/24/2018 10:27:48 AM
Ananya Srivastava
4 Answers
New AnswerThe job market for computer scientists is much larger than that for physicists. so think wisely about your future.
I loved physics and I still do. The most rewarding times for me were getting correct answers for the problems. But sadly I have programming topics in my priorities list. But I would love to solve physics problems and tutor high school students on those topics. I think both of them makes you think hard. Regarding picking between the 2 as profession I guess in my country only the brave and passionate ones will go for physics coz there are very less good universities with research/ work opportunities. Whereas ABUNDANCE of opportunities in programming. I would suggest to enjoy physics and try to replicate your learning through programming to make it even more enjoyable. (as August Frisk said "Jobs as programmers for physicists")