
By no means the approach I’m showing here is revolutionary. The neat little trick immensely helped me once and I thought maybe it will be helpful for someone in the future. Imagine the following situation:
By no means the approach I’m showing here is revolutionary. The neat little trick immensely helped me once and I thought maybe it will be helpful for someone in the future. Imagine the following situation:
You know what? Just don’t name your variables temp. It’s an incredibly bad practice (no, I don’t have OCD). I saw many variations of usage of temp variables in all kinds of situations. But maybe I’m just unlucky. Let me show you some examples:
If you’re a beginning programmer you won’t understand a lot of the material, and if you are experienced, the book will only confirm what you already know. - Robert Harvey (?)
This is the review of the first book that I had selected for the 12 Books Challenge.
In December 2015 a colleague of mine Artur Skowroński presented me his idea of a new year’s resolution in which you read 12 technical books in one year.