Question 18: How do I like programming?

If you do not like programming, it would be better to turn around early, or you will be tired. The following 18 questions cannot be explained in all, but I believe they can be explained in many ways, especially if you prefer programming.

 

1. Do you want to write your ownCodeBeautiful, regardless of the variable declaration, code layout, code logic andProgramDoes the structure make the code written by myself more beautiful?

2. Is there a good folder structure in every corner of your hard disk?

3. Are you always looking for tools and techniques to make coding easier?

4. Are you deliberately reducing the number of lines of your code and optimizing your code?

5. Do you know how many lines of code you can write every day?

6. Do you have any friends who like programming?

7. Do you want to tell many people when solving a big problem?

8. Are you curious about how other colleagues or friends solve their problems?

9. I always want to explore how other people's programs are written!

10. Have you purchased and read any programming books in the past three months? How many programming books are there on your shelf?

11. Do you want to play programming when you are idle? You always want to play with some technologies you have never played before.

12. Have you learned about the new technologies that have emerged in the past month, and those new technologies that can be used in your next study or work?

13. Do you have a certain understanding of the new technologies you are interested in? Do you know where to learn and where to obtain sufficient information when necessary?

14. Even if it is an English TechnologyArticleThere are a lot of words you can't understand. Can you try to chew it off?

15. Do developers who use the MS Platform have the latest msdn version?

16. Do you like to read the msdn content when nothing happens?

17. When I was reading some technical articles, was there any idea like "Oh, it turned out to be like this." Is there any idea like "Where can I find more information. Then I will search for it and prepare for further study.

18. I always want to teach me what I want to learn!

From: http://www.blueidea.com/column/member/2004/2150.asp