Grow with C ++ code

In a twinkling of an eye, I have been learning c ++ for a year. I have been using a csdn blog for almost a year. I have ranked 11796 people thousands of miles away from the beginning, and now I have earned 921 points and 6819 visits, I wrote 86 program blog posts, and the code volume is about 10 thousand. At the beginning, it was a simple dozen or 20 or 30 lines. Now it reaches 100 or 200 lines, sometimes 200 or 300 lines, although I had a hard time writing, I looked at my own achievements and saw that those programs were all written by myself. I also had a feeling of admiration and a sense of accomplishment, it was similar to the feeling that I had finished a pile of tests in high school. At least it told me that I was not doing nothing in this school year, although some courses didn't learn well.
Although I did not write a lot of blog posts, most of them were posted by reference teachers. Although I had forgotten some programs, I still gained a lot and grew a lot, I will start to learn Java in the next school year, but I think I should make up for the things I 've fallen behind in this school year, such as the knowledge of file operations and pointers. In the future, I will not ask questions from the teacher and give answers to them, I don't know what to do, but I think it is important to write a csdn blog. c ++ is my entry language, just like the foundation for building a building, I think my foundation is not strong enough. After completing the examination, I want to continue to consolidate my mind, and I will re-deepen my impression on the unskillful program tasks I have not done before, let us know new things.
Learning should be a process of hands-on and brain-based learning. As a programmer, coding is hands-on. practice is the only criterion for testing truth. Only hands-on learning can deeply understand the functions of a program, A strong grasp of knowledge, but also can exercise the speed of coding, you can see yourself to complete a program, but also enhance confidence, in one fell swoop.
I hope everyone will stick to csdn and work hard on the way to programming!