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DylanG
7y

One of professors has an interesting philosophy in regards to how software is planned. He makes us forget that we dealing with a computer and has us write instructions as if we are teaching a human (no optimization, binary, or unnecessary numeral variables). Then we change it into code, then we optimize it. Every time. It freaks me out, but it gets us thinking. Not sure. If that is genius or insanity.

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    Ive seen this before and I think it's really good practice for beginners. A lot of the time new programmers get stuck and confused with the language itself before they even fully understand the solution they're trying to make. I think it also helps to improve problem solving skills which is obviously important.
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