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The hardest part is that you have to write a lot of code over a long period of time and make a lot of mistakes to get good. In the first year (or more) you will consistently run into roadblocks, problems you struggle to solve, and will write a lot of code that you realize years later is pretty bad.
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straponmyjobhat β’ 3 days ago β’ Edited 3 days ago. Great article, but that feels like A LOT for the "absolutely minimum every software developer must know". I'd say minimum to know is: Different string encodings exist, and. Byte count is not string length for modern rich input: "π€".length != 1. Reply.
https://www.codeavail.com/blog/hardest-programming-language/
Here is a list of the top 10 hardest programming languages based on their syntax and real-world experience. C++ ; C++ is considered one of the most difficult programming languages to master due to its immense complexity. It has highly advanced object-oriented programming features like multiple inheritance, templates, overloading, exception
https://dev.to/scofieldidehen/why-is-programming-so-difficult-90p
Programming is Hard but Rewarding. As evidenced above, programming forces intensive demands on analytical ability, conceptual thinking, and practical skills. The difficulty manifests in syntax mastery, abstraction comprehension, problem-solving, career realities, and the always-evolving landscape.
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βοΈ Back to the table of contents. ... The hardest thing about programming might not even be about programming. To a certain degree, learning to code is a psychological game. ... The hardest part is when you have to use that language to solve problems. Or understanding what the code does and why it does what it does in a certain way.
https://www.springboard.com/blog/software-engineering/top-programming-languages/
3. LISP. It is the second oldest programming language after FORTRAN, and is still used in higher-level systems and for artificial intelligence. It is hard to learn because: Its is a fragmented language with domain-specific solutions. Syntaxing in LISP extensively uses parentheses which can be difficult to get used to.
https://medium.com/thinkster-io/the-hardest-thing-in-programming-b9862a6ca590
Here I compiled all the similar items, and ended up with the most common issue people said they believe is the most difficult task in programming. working as a team (6 votes)
https://planatechnologies.com/blog/hardest-programming-languages/
(An imperative language is a programming language that follows a procedural approach, where the programmer specifies a sequence the computer must follow to solve a problem.) Haskell emphasizes programming concepts including immutability, purity and laziness, which can be challenging for developers who are used to imperative programming.
https://www.timcosta.io/the-hardest-part-of-programming/
Recently I've been working a lot with GraphQL services and schema stitching, and ran into a problem with delegated queries not returning the data that my code needed unless the user requested it.
https://blog.benroux.me/the-hardest-things-to-learn-in-programming/
Reducing complexity over time. The codebase of any actively developed system is going to grow over time. This growth leads to increasing complexity. That is not good. Every time a codebase grows in complexity, three things happen: bug inject rates go up, velocity goes down and employees take longer to onboard.
https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/w5tpjk/why_do_people_say_the_hardest_part_about/
It's not that it's actually hard it's that when you hit it and spend an hour troubleshooting just to have to change one character and fix it all you want to quit programming and go into construction. So yes. Variable naming, and cache (in)validation are the two hardest things in programming.
https://www.guvi.com/blog/easiest-programming-languages-to-hardest-ranked/
HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, GoLang, R, Ruby, Python, and C are considered to be the easiest programming languages to learn for beginners. They have simple syntax with words closer to the English language and are f airly popular, thus enabling good availability of learning opportunities. 2.
https://www.thecodinghub.com/articles/hardest-programming-language-to-learn
When it comes to programming, there are many factors that can make a language hard to learn. Some of these factors include the complexity of syntax, the number of rules and exceptions, the learning curve, and the availability of resources. Based on these factors, the title for the hardest programming language to learn goes to: C++.
https://medium.com/codex/the-six-hardest-parts-of-being-a-software-engineer-40b7b9b7d4e8
The worst of the worst is called Micro-Management, a manager who dictates how each thing should be done at the time it is done. For example, it corrects you if you hold the mouse in a certain way
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The hardest part is remembering...". Eric Torres | It's taken about a week of on and off work. Everyone loved staining the fence boards (and my cement π€¦π½ββοΈ).
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Hey! My name is Martin, I'm 17 and I've been thinking about this side-hustle for at least 1.5 years already - I've already had enough and I decided that
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33497879/why-is-the-hardest-part-of-programming-is-naming-things
The hardest part for a programmer is to choose names for their classes and variables. Has nothing to do with AI naming a thing. - deceze β¦. Dec 14, 2015 at 14:17. 1. Thanks for clarifying the downvote. I understood this as a tooling-related question (it is in "programming-languages" after all).
https://geeksprogramming.com/9-hardest-things-for-a-programmer/
Thinking about how to get from point A to point B is the hardest part. WRITING TESTS. Task: Write test unit for our projects, they help in the development process and help prevent future errors. Challenge: This can be a tedious and boring process which can mean more work to build the application.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/qyhzke/the_hardest_part_of_programming/
The hardest part of programming. This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Related Topics Programmer Programming comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Archylun β’ Additional comment actions ... The hardest part on this journey so far.
https://www.codeproject.com/articles/1078064/understanding-the-problem-is-the-hardest-part-of-a
Understanding the problem domain is both the hardest and most important aspect to developing any piece of software. I like to never assume that I know enough about the business domain to make assumptions about it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/dwmwvj/naming_things_is_hard/
This is why our programming standards have scope prefixes G_ for global, IV_ for instance, CV_ for class. Along with all function args, instance vars, class vars and on the rare occasion a global have to be documented outside the code with their type,description, valid values, along with a full breakdown on any dictionaries.
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Swear to God he more raw than Youngboy nem. LLGEE, folks was pressha fasho. Three3 back there in the pink killing it with the dance moves πΊπ½. Long Live Gee but I rlly aint see all the hype behind em dawg I couldn't fw his voice. He had a few nice songs but he wasnt as hard as ppl made em seem to me.