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Well personally I think it's a matter of 'walk before running'. All of the basic programming paradigms still hold true when you move to multi-threaded coding,
by aarongough 16y ago
Well personally I think it's a matter of 'walk before running'.
All of the basic programming paradigms still hold true when you move to multi-threaded coding, they just get executed concurrently... People new to programming generally have enough trouble understanding the basics without concurrency thrown into the mix..
- protomyth 16y agoIf your truly trying to setup peoples thought process, then thinking in parallel from the start would probably be a good thing.