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by sanjamia
3539 days ago
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I can suggest a simple approach that worked for me. I learned to code without a computer by reading interesting coding books and writing my programs on graph paper. I did not worry about my approach because I did this for fun. I made each decision about my learning based on whether it was interesting and that it expanded and exercised my knowledge. Save written programs. Carefully play the role of the computer and execute your own programs and use graph paper for pixels. Copy and modify code from books. Know that you're building a foundation and going to the great lengths that only a great coder would attempt. |
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