I don't, because that's the wrong way to approach such texts. In order to learn programming languages and theory, you must learn by doing. If I'm looking some

I don't, because that's the wrong way to approach such texts. In order to learn programming languages and theory, you must learn by doing. If I'm looking something up for reference, I still use a speed reading technique I learned from my high school teacher back in the 80s. She was on an episode of the 80s show, "That's Incredible" where a student of hers read War & Peace in some ridiculously short amount of time. I have no information on what speed reading courses are legit or whatever, but hers certainly was, despite all the disbelief at the time. Of course, the featured student was a major exception. I think I was her top speed reader those semesters but couldn't come close to the guy on TV. It's also not a fun way to read.