I'm already implementing algorithms in Java and C — do I need to 'return'?

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Hey guys, here I am again… lol
So, I started a logic course, and I’ve already moved past the part about operators, algorithms, logic itself, strictly speaking.

Actually, this course goes further, and in it we implement everything we learned—all the algorithms we created—in C, in Java, in Python. I’m currently on the Java part, and I’m doing really well, able to create simple little programs, of course.

Now, I saw the course has extra sections at the end, implementing the same algorithms we already implemented in Java, Python, and C in Scratch and Potigol.

Do you guys think it’s necessary to do these two parts (Scratch and Potigol)? :slight_smile:

Or can I move on to the courses I bought for the languages themselves?

Thanks for the help!

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Scratch and Potigol are used to strengthen logical thinking when programming, typically coming before languages actually used in the industry in education. Only you can analyze your current knowledge and know if you need it or not, but I believe that if you already have familiarity with Python, you could continue studying it.

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Thank you, my friend. Actually, it’s just that these are extra sections added after the course was published. I think I’ll skip them.