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It's normal. And the point weren't to always recall those specific pieces of knowledge, it was to get you to understand those concepts once. Once you did, under
by npteljes 4y ago
It's normal. And the point weren't to always recall those specific pieces of knowledge, it was to get you to understand those concepts once. Once you did, understanding similar concepts will be easier, you will be able to spot more intricate patterns. Your intuition will be better in situations, where you spot or create things seemingly out of nowhere.
- datavirtue 4y agoExactly. I can not remember all of the isolation levels for each type of database engine but I know what can go wrong and that my application has to be somewhat aware of them. I have to research each particular engines' isolation level against my application requirements every time. Yet, I manage to forget the behavior of the common ones readily despite having studied them in-depth numerous times.