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Good point. Not sure how to avoid bias or if it's even possible in this case. All I can do is let him know that the second design/attempt would have been easier
by codygman 12y ago
Good point. Not sure how to avoid bias or if it's even possible in this case. All I can do is let him know that the second design/attempt would have been easier in just about any language.
- alxndr 12y ago> "All I can do is let him know that the second design/attempt would have been easier in just about any language." And then shrug and say it's okay, because this is how it works with everyone! Personally I find the second attempt more fun too, since I've already learned the painful lessons...
- ww520 12y agoWhy not have him doing the first attempt at a problem with Haskell and then tried it with Java to see how easier/harder it is?