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Actually, i do. Completely. I acknowledge practicing is important, but attempting to write code before having gone through a full book and having read some real
by Mithaldu 11y ago
Actually, i do. Completely. I acknowledge practicing is important, but attempting to write code before having gone through a full book and having read some real world code is only going to be damaging for a new learner.
Plus, newbies who refuse to actually read a book front-to-end annoy the ever-living shit out of help channel people, because they end up asking all the stuff that the book would explain fo them, and the chat people end up being nothing but an interactive and abusive book.
- ktRolster 11y ago"The only true way is with Dijkstra's programming textbook that starts with proofs." It will prevent you from becoming braindamaged from BASIC (or Python :) ) http://www.amazon.com/Method-Programming-Edsger-W-Dijkstra/dp/0201175363 http://www.amazon.com/Method-Programming-Edsger-W-Dijkstra/d...