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It does though. You’re not a good programmer for memorizing a bunch of functions. You’re not a good lawyer for memorizing a bunch of laws. Even if they’re the
by oneoff786 4y ago
It does though. You’re not a good programmer for memorizing a bunch of functions. You’re not a good lawyer for memorizing a bunch of laws.
Even if they’re the ones you need.
- worldsavior 4y agoHe said exactly the same thing. A lawyer needs to remember those laws, and knowing how to find them. A software developer needs to have knowledge in security or whatever, and know how to code (which uses this knowledge).
- oneoff786 4y agoNo, he said you need to know how to find them IN YOUR MIND which is simply another way of saying memorizing them. It’s wrong. > What makes you a good lawyer is if you remember all those laws, and you know how to find them in your mind.
- worldsavior 4y agoNo one remembers sentences word by word. Knowing how to find them means finding words which will lead you for the final sentence. Anyway, comparing with a software developer is an unvalid comparison. They are not the same.