April 2018
Beginner
456 pages
11h 20m
English
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Thinking like a programmer—details |
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| Setting up | Don’t start to code immediately. You’ll feel boxed into one path that may or may not even be appropriate for the problem at hand. | 19.1.2 |
| Setting up | If you find yourself writing convoluted logic to achieve a simple task or repeating yourself several times, take a step back and use a piece of paper to draw out what you want to achieve. | 17.2 |
| Setting up | When thinking about how to break down your problem, choose tasks and write tasks in such a way that they can be reusable. | 29.1 |
| Setting up | Before beginning to code, think about each data type you’ve learned about and decide whether it’s an appropriate one to use. When more than one ... |
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