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THen why not think "in-code"? I mean thinking through all aspects of edge cases and the like would likely result in some written documentation- why not do it in
by verinus 8y ago
THen why not think "in-code"? I mean thinking through all aspects of edge cases and the like would likely result in some written documentation- why not do it in code then?
- Retric 8y agoYou can only focus on a relatively small number of different things at the exact same time. 1 3 2 5 9 2 8 7 vs. 1 3 2 5 9 2 8 7 Memorizing the first sequence is trivial, but dealing with each half independently is much less mental effort. Now each idea can be more complex than just a number, but even still you make fewer mistakes by removing mental overhead. PS: Now, their are a lot of tricks on how you can get better at this stuff. But if the parent poster tends to write bugs in most functions then simplifying things may help.