Learn Python the Hard Way Was Right About One Thing
Posted by fagnerbrack@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 6 comments
Posted by fagnerbrack@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 6 comments
_l33ter_@reddit
Just about ONE thing? :) (I know what you mean^^)
chat-lu@reddit
It was very wrong about one major thing too, it said that you should keep using Python 2 forever.
_l33ter_@reddit
Point to you! I also found that 'weird'.
HuisHoudBeurs1@reddit
The part about the shape of keywords is so spot on. It is so much more than blind typing. It is almost like playing guitar. You're often not thinking in chords or notes, but in shapes. A octave is simply "Two frets up, two snares down", a square almost. Same with "def", "class", "result", "entry", "item", etc.
Except for response. That will for me always stay reponse. Can't help it anymore.
programmer-ke@reddit
I suspect the more of your physical senses you direct to learning a task, the more skilled you'll become.
Select-Reporter5066@reddit
Typing it out is underrated. Autocomplete hides the tiny mistakes, but the tiny mistakes are basically the tutorial’s unpaid TA.