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Yeah not my thing either, I'd rather see a cheatsheet and a few examples lol

• anyfoo 3y ago
  You can't learn a programming language like that, unless it already has very similar paradigms to languages you already know. For example, try to learn APL[1] or Haskell like that (or just assembly if you haven't done any kind of assembly yet). [1] And that's not just because of the arcane symbols.
  • marginalia_nu 3y ago
    I think assembly is probably the one language family you'd find most success learning from a reference sheet.
    • anyfoo 3y ago
      Once you've been told what a register, a stack, and an addressing mode is (among other details), sure. But then you do know the paradigms already. But of the languages I mentioned, assembly is certainly the one where the required concepts can be explained quickest, probably by far...
    • Cerium 3y ago
      Yeah, sure - as long as that reference sheet is the CPU reference manual.