> Maybe it gets the details wrong, but like even if it's wrong sometimes, it's far better than googling or wikipedia or even a text book sometimes Are people c

> Maybe it gets the details wrong, but like even if it's wrong sometimes, it's far better than googling or wikipedia or even a text book sometimes Are people consulting only one book/source on any given subject? I remember learning Python and C, and it was such a mixture of books/articles/forums/wiki, I can't even remember the process. I do remember understanding pointers easily because of a chapter of another book about memory models in OS. Learning is an iterative process and the expert is just there to shorten the way, not to carry you through it.