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As someone who has over 15 years of coding experience with many different programming languages, I'm not surprised to learn that coding uses many different part
by cryptica 6y ago
As someone who has over 15 years of coding experience with many different programming languages, I'm not surprised to learn that coding uses many different parts of the brain.
I've noticed that people become more logical in all aspects of their thinking as their programming skills improve. Also, I've noticed that a lot of religious people become atheist or agnostic as their programming skills improve.
It trains you to become good at holding a lot of information in your head and being aware of how they relate to each other and how they conflict.
When it comes to coding, I prefer dynamically typed languages because they don't have any constraints and that makes them more effective at training your brain because you can't outsource or put a boundary on any part of your thinking.