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The learning works better if you cut and paste it twice, forget to change something and then discover it after a few hours of debugging.
by mhb 6y ago
The learning works better if you cut and paste it twice, forget to change something and then discover it after a few hours of debugging.
- p4l4g4 6y agoThis, yes! Not necessarily the copy/paste part, but definitely the debug part! I generally like deeper debug sessions, preferably without too much pressure. Getting deep understanding for a problem and figuring out a solution were the most valuable learning experiences in my career. The satisfaction you get from finding a solution to a hard problem, makes them more memorable. Even if the lessons learned afterward are not spectacular, then at least you got a chance to sharpen the tools in your belt to pin point problems as they occur!