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>Of course I can always ask on the web, but having to break off from coding, pose a question, and then wait for it to get answered before I can continue really
by volski 16y ago
>Of course I can always ask on the web, but having to break off from coding, pose a question, and then wait for it to get answered before I can continue really breaks up my learning curve.
You're skipping a vital step. Searching for the answer on the web. Most of the time the question you want to ask has already been answered.
- araneae 16y agoVery true! Most things can be solved that way. But sometimes your issues are not googleable. I remember back when I was just learning javascript, it would never in my wildest dreams occur to me that there were host objects and that you couldn't write over them, since I'd only used compiled languages before... it took 5 seconds for my friend to start laughing when he looked at my code because I had named a variable "top."