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Can anyone suggest me that how can i improve programming?

21st Feb 2018, 4:03 PM
Sayan Mutsuddi
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Spend less time asking questions and more time programming. ;) You'll improve by using the language, practicing it, creating programs, and seeking out further resources to learn more about the language. SoloLearn isn't a one-stop type of situation, so go and find as many resources as you can and read/learn from them. Once you're feeling good about your knowledge of the syntax, seek out open source projects. That gives you an opportunity to learn from other people's code, and while you're at it, contribute back to the community. You can learn a lot that way and get good experience. Also, this is something that I do. I read the language the first time all the way through. I practice what I can remember. I read it again, this time I write down notes on anything I don't fully understand yet. Then I research everything on my notes extensively. Afterward I practice those concepts so I can solidify my understanding and get practice on it. I repeat that process until I'm confident in my knowledge on the language/syntax. The rest of my knowledge/improvement comes from gaining actual experience with using it and creating things. Many people complain about having to debug code or running into problems, but those situations are what have taught me the most because when it happens again I know how to resolve it quickly. Best of luck!
21st Feb 2018, 4:13 PM
Fata1 Err0r
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"Spend less time asking questions" This doesn't really apply to this question, but I see a lot of questions which are answered by a 1-2 word Google search. If you don't know a specific function, algorithm, etc the best one can do is also the simplest: use a search engine. You will get your answer in less than a second. And you can write your question without creating a whole sentence 😼 Researching simple questions isn't that hard to do... There are so much resources available nowadays. In most cases even the strangest questions for some fancy algorithms which only have a small use scenario are answered by some expert sitting somewhere on the other side of the globe. And yet so many people fail to google "bubblesort Java", "difference c c++", "c# random", etc.
21st Feb 2018, 4:50 PM
Alex
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U need to learn more... Practice is key to learn fast programme... And when u will learn any programing language. Most complie
22nd Feb 2018, 4:35 AM
JAY PRAKASH SINGH
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