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No, the best way is to read a proper explanation and understand the concept and the apply what you learnt writing some code in a different context. If you are t
by tigershark 7y ago
No, the best way is to read a proper explanation and understand the concept and the apply what you learnt writing some code in a different context. If you are trying to understand a programming language just by reverse engineering it and memorising the keywords in Anki then probably is not going to work.
- kiba 7y agoNo, the best way is to read a proper explanation and understand the concept and the apply what you learnt writing some code in a different context. If you are trying to understand a programming language just by reverse engineering it and memorising the keywords in Anki then probably is not going to work. What make this difference from generating and creating your own examples, as I suggested? As I said, this is a common problem in learning, not just programming. Conceptual explanation is not enough, and neither is a single example. Otherwise, you will get surface level misunderstanding instead of deeper understanding.