Does anyone else struggle with arrays?
I find it difficult to implement low-level array-based algorithms and data structures (sort, queues, stacks, etc.) from scratch, even though I'm proficient at software development in general. Is this a common thing?
Generally, pretty efficient implementations of such should be already provided in most core libraries along with the data structures in question.
Are you practicing for l33tcode or something?
Could you be more specific what you find difficult? That will help others provide you with guidance.
If you've never programmed in a lower-level language before, then it's a new skill that you have to build from the ground-up. Just keep practicising and you'll get better quickly - it's not that hard.
No (in those good times, "software development" was not overloaded to mean everything/anything so that all is said to be proficient at it).
Definitely it is easy to mistake 𝘪 for 𝘪+1 (or is it 𝘪-1?)
yep to this day and age i still google how to array sorr in javascript.