Focus on Learning Programming Languages That Directly Connects to Dating

It’s certainly possible to learn computer science on your own, without attending a university.

However...

First, Learn How to Learn Programming Languages​

There are two important things you should know before diving into learning a programming language.

The first is that the most suitable programming language varies depending on the intended use. The second is that new programming languages will continue to emerge one after another in the future.

That's why it's important not to cling to just one programming language, but rather to learn an efficient method for acquiring programming languages.

(Reference) A Curriculum for Learning Programming Languages Comprehensively and Efficiently​

Here is a suggested guideline for learning programming languages in a comprehensive and efficient way.

• Object-Oriented Programming
• Functional Programming
• Logic Programming
• Shell Scripting
• Event-Driven and Reactive Programming
• Parallel and Distributed Computing
• Aspect-Oriented Programming
• Type Systems
• Systems Execution and Memory Model
• Language Translation and Execution
• Program Abstraction and Representation
• Syntax Analysis
• Compiler Semantic Analysis
• Program Analysis and Analyzers
• Code Generation
• Runtime Behavior and Systems
• Advanced Programming Constructs
• Language Pragmatics
• Formal Semantics
• Formal Development Methodologies
• Design Principles of Programming Languages

What Really Matters Is Connecting Your Learning to Dating​

There’s a big gap between simply learning Programming Languages and truly connecting that learning to dating.

Learning Computer Science on your own is often enough—but trying to figure out how to connect that learning to dating all by yourself is, in fact, a waste of effort when you consider the essence of dating itself. We hope you’ll realize this as early in life as possible.

For now, we’ve gathered some resources for you below. But if you’re interested in focusing on learning that directly connects to dating, please check the guidance at the bottom of this page.

Learning Resource​

Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs​

by Harold Abelson, Gerald Jay Sussman, Martin Henz and Tobias Wrigstad With Julie Sussman

Programming Language Pragmatics 5th Edition​

Michael Scott, Jonathan Aldrich

Practical Foundations for Programming Languages​

Types and Programming Languages​

Benjamin C. Pierce (Author)

Advanced Topics in Types and Programming Languages​

Benjamin C. Pierce

Essentials of Programming Languages, third edition (Mit Press)​

Daniel P. Friedman, Mitchell Wand

The Pragmatic Programmer: Your Journey To Mastery, 20th Anniversary Edition​

Published by Addison-Wesley Professional (September 13, 2019) © 2020
David ThomasAndrew Hunt

PROGRAM = PROOF​

Samuel Mimram

【Important】 For Those Who Want to Enjoy a Life Without Struggling to Find Dating Partners​

There are many people out there who, despite learning Programming Languages, waste their time by studying in a way that fails to connect their knowledge to creating meaningful shared experiences through dating.

We, on the other hand, have dedicated ourselves to learning in ways that truly connect to creating meaningful shared experiences through dating, and as a result, we’ve been able to enjoy a life where we never struggle to find dating partners.

Would you like to join us at the Dating University and focus on learning that directly connects to creating meaningful shared experiences through dating—and enjoy a life where dating partners are never in short supply?

Begin Your Journey Today​

"I want to live a life where finding a date is never a struggle."
If that’s how you feel — yet your daily life still feels stuck or unfulfilled — you’re not alone.
When even a hint of doubt or unease lingers in your heart, that’s the perfect time to reach out.
We invite you to take that first step.
Let us help you explore how the right kind of learning can turn dating into something natural — and transform your everyday life.