On 2024-08-04 22:05, Pranshu wrote:
I reccomend using an advanced book, one that you might not evne fully
understand. This way you can keep engagement through the difficulty of
the book, and also learn complex concepts faster. A classic "advanced"
perl book is 'Higher Order Perl'.
Isn’t the b
William Torrez Corea:
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> I enjoy programming but I feel like a novice continuing over time. My
> colleague learns and applies the learning, I learn but I don't apply the
> learning.
So what is your preffered way to learn things ?
>From what I heard, there are three ways to learn:
1, from what
I reccomend using an advanced book, one that you might not evne fully
understand. This way you can keep engagement through the difficulty of
the book, and also learn complex concepts faster. A classic "advanced"
perl book is 'Higher Order Perl'.
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