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If you stumble upon a new problem that's unknown to you, you should ALWAYS search what others have done. Only after that you'll try yourself if necessary, knowi
by cheery 13y ago
If you stumble upon a new problem that's unknown to you, you should ALWAYS search what others have done. Only after that you'll try yourself if necessary, knowing the mistakes others made. Good programmers are lazy.
You won't challenge your mind any more by not searching, that way you're just being stupid. Besides, it's much easier to create original works if you know what's original and what's not. This is why you should be studying other's work before you do your own.
- mattmanser 13y agoWhy have you made 3 posts on this thread?
- cheery 13y agoThey contain different points I noted, in the pace I discovered them. I can do as many posts as I want, do I? Or did you mean that I can EDIT the single post, until it contains everything I want to tell? Sorry. I did not figure that out until now.
- dllthomas 13y agoReally if they're self contained, I prefer different points in different posts; makes it much easier to see what people are replying to.