Re: programming logic?
Oh wow happy coding is exactly what i wanted to say but didn't know the word. You should avoid it for sure or all of your apps end up being buggy as hell
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Ohh... And look up the concept called happy coding and why you should avoid it at all costs.
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Re: programming logic?
And as you build simple programs, try to impruve them in any way you like, but do impruve them. I mean don't make a tun of simple projects that are all in a same level in simplicity. When you translate your idea to code, You might want to re-check the code
Re: programming logic?
And as you build simple programs, try to impruve them in any way you like, but do impruve them. I mean don't make a tun of simple projects that are all in a same level in simplicity. when you translate your idea to code, You might want to re-check the code
Re: programming logic?
hifirst, can you break down what you want to achieve into smaller parts?second, train, train, train!. this is the best way to go.start with simple problems to solve, like developing a simple calculator into largers like developing a simple game.
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Re: programming logic?
I think you need to be a little more specific. What are you trying to do. In term of general programming logic, you basicly want to say: "What do I want and how do I translate this idea into code?"
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programming logic?
Hello guys! Could someone post tips to improve my programming logic? I don't really enjoy programming for the sake of this problem, being the reason that I got out of college, although I did not understand entirely the reason it has left me with anger programming. Today
