If only search engines could find the answers to my very specific questions so I wouldn't have to always ask. I ALWAYS get stuck putting in new keywords, calling my default SE (Google) (and the other ones that fail) a dumbass in the search bar after too much searching.
I hate that SEs aren't so literal w/ keywords/tags.
That’s a skill you develop over time as well. You need to ask your question vague enough to be generally applied, but specific enough as to be useful to you.
Google can be made literal by putting quotes around the keyword.
What if I never become familiar or comfortable with such things?
You don’t learn these things overnight. If you’re willing to learn and grow as a programmer all these things will come with time.
You can learn A LOT of these things on YouTube as well.
Everyone learns different, find what works for you.
If only search engines could find the answers to my very specific questions so I wouldn't have to always ask. I ALWAYS get stuck putting in new keywords, calling my default SE (Google) (and the other ones that fail) a dumbass in the search bar after too much searching.
I hate that SEs aren't so literal w/ keywords/tags.
That’s a skill you develop over time as well. You need to ask your question vague enough to be generally applied, but specific enough as to be useful to you.
Google can be made literal by putting quotes around the keyword.
Give me an example of what you’re trying to find.
How to import java packages that use raw .java files.It comes up with how to use default packages, and how to make and compile them, but not exactly what I specified.