Learning programming is like learning swimming.

A college student trained in Beijing for a few months after graduation, but he was ill when he was looking for a job. Then he went home for nearly half a month, he came back from home for an interview in Beijing a few days ago and asked him about the interview. He said with great enthusiasm: I haven't touched the code for half a month. I simply watched the video for two days. I felt that I was familiar with the video and didn't try it again, as a result, during the interview, an SQL statement is usually thought very simple. The result is either a keyword written incorrectly or a keyword is lost in the syntax. If you want to write code in the environment, it is better, the fact is that code is written on paper, and the company should be no longer playing. (* Of course, this employee has already found a job)

Our training leaders today told us that the videos sent to you every day do not let you read them one by one, but let you focus on what you are not familiar with based on people's situations. Writing programs is the fastest growing in the industry when you are constantly coding.

This reminds me of my previous classmate. Learning programming is like learning swimming. You can't watch it alone. When you throw you into the sea, you will be drowned, only by constantly soaking yourself in the ocean of code at ordinary times can you continuously grow and grow yourself by allowing yourself to try to swim longer and farther away.

Mi said: learning is a process that repeats constantly. What we repeat here is a hands-on practice instead of looking at it.

A simple statement, a word that can be spelled out, if you do not deal with them frequently, one day you will find that you cannot even name them. Taking Microsoft as an example, its compiler is incredibly intelligent. After you have just typed a word, there is a long list to show you whether you have the keyword you want, in many cases, we are always lazy to use Microsoft's Smart Tips to save time and increase the speed of coding. But have we ever wondered if one day Microsoft has no smart prompts, can we even break out thousands of codes without thinking about every keyword or syntax?

We can't help but admit that Microsoft is really powerful and powerful enough to serve the people wholeheartedly, so that dummies can do projects. But for those of us who want to be in the IT industry for a long time, microsoft's Smart Tips, in some cases, are cultivating dummies. This is like providing a swimming ring for us to swim in the ocean.

Therefore, I suggest some programmers who are just new to the world do not want to map speed or ease of work at the beginning, be sure to repeat all the statements and all the keywords on your own several times, and wait until you are familiar with them to pursue the speed and then let Microsoft's Smart Tips serve us.

Let's take off all our foreign aid, and let us truly improve ourselves. Let us go in the ocean and constantly train our skills and accumulate our own experience!

From today on, don't be reluctant to push yourself into the ocean of code. From today on, make sure that you travel between time and distance every day. From today on, we are growing fast. From today on, we have opened the acceleration of success!