Advice from old programmers: do not be an impetuous Software Engineer

Advice from old programmers: do not be an impetuous software engineer:
I read it once a day and think about it: Are you impetuous?
 
1. Don't see others' replies. In the first sentence, let's say: Give a code! You should think about why. When you come up with other people's tips, you will know the differences between yourself and others' ideas.
 
2. For Beginners, please do not read too many books. That would lead to mistakes. First, find a good book system to learn. Many people have been familiar with some functions for a long time, but the system is not enough.
 
3. View help. Do not read it because it is difficult, and you are a beginner. Help is always the best reference manual, although the help text is sometimes difficult to understand, or not intuitive enough.
 
4. Do not be confused by some specialized words. The most fundamental thing is to first understand the basic knowledge.
 
5. Don't let go of any small seemingly simple problem-they are often not that simple, or you can draw a lot of knowledge points that you will never learn.
 
6. Knowing something doesn't mean you will use it. It requires practical experience and time accumulation.
 
7. It is not difficult to get started. What is difficult is to stick to practice for a long time and spare no effort in learning and practice.
 
8. Reading more books won't be useful. It requires more practice and more hands-on work.
 
9. It is better to keep the basic technologies in mind to stick to your lips.
 
10. Never think that the books in your hands are sufficient at any time.
 
11. read carefully the books you can understand. Read the books you can't understand.
 
12. Don't expect to read the first book to remember and master anything-read the second and third times...
 
13. Put the examples in the book into practice.
 
14. Expand the meaningful examples seen in the book and apply them to your own design.
 
15. Do not miss any exercise or practice in the book-please finish it and record your thoughts.
 
16. Don't worry, the application is really not easy, and the level is improved and developed in constant practice.
 
17. Every time I learned a knowledge point, I tried to explain it to someone else and let him understand it. It was just clear that you really understood it.
 
18. Record the knowledge points that you ignore or do not understand when communicating with others.
 
19. save all the source files you have done-that is one of your best practices.
 
20. I hope you can make more use of the network. Many questions do not have to be asked in the forum. First, you must learn to find answers by yourself. Google and Baidu are good search engines. You only need to enter keywords to find a lot of relevant information, don't always wait for someone to give you an answer. It seems that you are also very lazy!
 
21. To go to a forum, you should learn to read previous posts. If you don't want to read anything, you should post and ask. Maybe someone has asked you a question long ago. You can ask again, no one else wants to repeat it. As a beginner, no one wants to reply to his post.
 
22. Although it is not a blow to beginners, I would like to say this sentence: forum Forums are where everyone is discussing it. If you always expect experts to give you free advice, unless he is your relative !!! At least the level of the discussion is quite the case. If the level is too far away, you may need answers to the basic operations. Who else will discuss it with you.