Algorithms that every programmer should know?

[Guest]

At the university I'm learning which is the best to summarize as "economics IT" - though, we haven't learnt much about algorithms. Bubble sorting, insertion sorting, Hungarian method in graphs, traveling salesman problem, packing problems, and that's all basically.

Because I prefer (and I love) programming, I wanna learn on my own the most important algortihms that are commonly used and are almost mandatory to be a decent programmer. As of today, I could find out A* pathfinder, and raycasting.

What else should I know?

[Raiden Mitchell]

Yes, indeed, everything that you have listed is very important in order to become a good programmer, but in order to be a qualified and competitive specialist, you need to learn other languages and take preferably paid courses in order to constantly improve your level of skills and knowledge.