Questions and projects
At the beginning, I was worried that some excellent qualities trained by the gwolf team would be wiped out. After all, it is easy to learn well! After a month of preparation, the good habits I developed in the gwolf team constantly promoted my review. They also found that there was no difference between postgraduate entrance exams and projects, and they were very familiar with each other.
Before creating a project, you must first determine the project fields, perform detailed analysis and design, and then determine the design methods to be used, programming languages, and collect relevant information, after these preparations are ready, start coding and finally testing. The problem is similar to this process. After you see a question, you need to determine the question field, that is, the test site, and then conduct an overall analysis of the question, find the problem-solving start point and collect "Materials" related to the problem solution ", then begin to answer questions and check.
During the project development process, the real write time only accounts for 30%-40% of the total project development. If you write code at the beginning, the more trouble you get to the end, without clear analysis, you will certainly take a lot of detours, or even redo the work due to unclear ideas. Similar to a project, you must first perform an overall analysis, collect data, and then start to answer questions. Otherwise, there are two results: 1. It takes a long time, I finally solved the problem, and the efficiency was too low! 2. You won't do the questions at all, and you won't be able to do it in half, or because the ideas are unclear, there is a small mistake in the middle, which eventually leads to a full loss!
Similarly, you do things in your daily life! It is necessary to have an overall grasp and a global analytical thinking model before we can do things efficiently. Be sure to bring the good habits in the project into your life and study!