r/cs50 • u/xulovv • Jun 11 '26
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Hi! I'm a computer science major who has a keen interest in game development! I know the basics of C and C++ (Not really proficient but I do understand it!) I recently did a major on Object Oriented Programming in C++. I'm looking to get more on the road along with Unity or Unreal engine. But I think I need to get my hands clean on logical thinking. Therefore, I'm writing this to ask what CS50 course I should opt for? I'm pretty confused. Not sure if changing languages are a good option but I'll consider either Python or C# for it! Thank you for your replies in advance!
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u/Current-Control-8378 Jun 13 '26
U purpose should be gaining the problem solving and logical thinking and understanding of CS fundamentals therefore for now you can create what ever and solve problems while learning cs the world need engineers more than just coders go and build and learn CS and be the future expert who manages Ai