To code or not to code? It seems that you’ve made your choice in favor of the first option. Programming is a great field for professional growth, ...
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You wrote, that in the beginning programmer career you should not to know math and it's it is true.
But when you reach some point, math knowledge will wait for you. Also if you want to be the best developer in the world and create something new and helpful, you MUST know math.
Maybe, to be the best developer in the world - yes ;)
Made a profile here to say how useful I found this article. Excellent I will be recommending everyone on the course I'm attending reads it and applies the few tips, pointers and lessons you have shared
At the very least I have found it a very good read and spot on with your points.
Thnx John
Michael, your words sound like honey to my ears! Thank you so much)
Great article, John!
What I also found out from personal experience, is that learning any language is much easier when trying to make some project.
When I’m about to learn any new technology, I think of some problem/idea to implement with new technology. Start small: calculator, CSV converter or a simple todo.
That’s how you are more motivated by also having a goal!
Yes, to have an idea and to try to make it live - the best way to learn something!
Outstanding John. I remember when I made a big mistake during my early days when I started off as a beginner, I stuck to reading only and not much of coding practice.
This is a common mistake, trust me)
Think the comment I posted didn't get through. Long story short great article will be sharing it. Awesome thnx never heard of code gym it looks to be a great tool.
Thank you one more time! You should try it, it's good for practicing.