The book of the Road to Jane (i.)

This is the second book that I have read since I studied software engineering, so I have not read so formally, or that it is not so casual and entertaining books, feeling very deep. The usual internet fiction, almost entirely to kill time, anytime, anywhere look at, do not need to have any memories or feelings. But, the road to Jane this book, I usually choose a quiet, more ample time to see, or feel sorry for this book, I am sorry the author of this book, more importantly, do not want to miss the study of the author in the software learning of the sentiment, perhaps this is the performance of self-motivated. All right, let's talk about some of the insights I've read about this book.

See the root of programming: order, branching, and looping. In fact, in the course of software engineering, I wrote a lot of small programs, carefully think about, indeed, a program structure needs these several components, just constantly repeated calls and nesting. Sometimes we think of a program as superfluous and complicated. And there is often no structure when writing a program, if you differentiate a program into a lot of small, different features and then write it in step-by-step, you'll find that you're already a good program person.

Formula said good: program = algorithm + structure, no code only the idea of a formula, we students have a few people can be in the teacher to explain this time can have a feeling, can think of the meaning of it. These days have been suppressed in the study room to write android code, see more, write more, know what is written, how to use. I know only the code, but a software only code to kick a garbled, which also need to include this idea, with the algorithm to implement the function, with the structure of the framework of a program. This is not like building a house, it seems to be oh.

Now busy days found after college life too easy, did not learn things, the game regrets, but no regret medicine, so their own consequences of their own eating, after hard study, too hard days to put.

The book of the Road to Jane (i.)