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As the ancient Zen proverb goes: The novice programmer looks at the code and sees bit, bytes, pointers and functions. The advanced programmer looks at the code
by nandemo 16y ago
As the ancient Zen proverb goes:
The novice programmer looks at the code and sees bit, bytes, pointers and functions. The advanced programmer looks at the code and sees class hierarchies, design patterns and frameworks. The master programmer looks at the code and sees bit, bytes, pointers and functions.
- mcantor 16y agoPerhaps this one fits as well: Before mastering C, bits are bits, bytes are bytes and pointers are pointers. While learning C, bits are no longer bits, bytes are no longer bytes, and pointers are no longer pointers. After mastering C, bits are once again bits, bytes are once again bytes, and pointers are once again pointers.