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minus-squareFrank Ringlinkfedilink17•1 month agoI never said there’s something wrong with paper books. I’m even reading one right now. Lord of Rings paper version. But for computer science students textbooks, it’s heavy, inconvenient and spacey. The internet or even PDFs are better. Why? It’s easier to do research, CTRL+F and copy/paste some programming code.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-6•1 month agoIf you’re copy pasting code you’re not learning a whole lot.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•edit-21 month agoCopy pasting code is THE WORST way to learn how to program.
There’s nothing wrong with paper books.
I never said there’s something wrong with paper books.
I’m even reading one right now. Lord of Rings paper version.
But for computer science students textbooks, it’s heavy, inconvenient and spacey.
The internet or even PDFs are better.
Why?
It’s easier to do research, CTRL+F and copy/paste some programming code.
If you’re copy pasting code you’re not learning a whole lot.
You’re clearly not a programmer lol
Copy pasting code is THE WORST way to learn how to program.