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I think the point that OP is trying to make is about skill acquisition. He argues you can't learn to program well merely by learning programming concepts. Rath
by mckoss 15y ago
I think the point that OP is trying to make is about skill acquisition. He argues you can't learn to program well merely by learning programming concepts. Rather, you must immerse yourself in reading and writing real programs.
- wccrawford 15y agoI thought that was going to be the point, too, but I read it and I couldn't find anywhere that he stated anything like that. And I agree with that. The best way to get better at something is to do it. Other things can help you along and accelerate your improvement, but they don't work on their own. You have to do it.