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Perhaps we're considering reading with different perspectives. Reading a novel? Yeah sure. Reading documentation just to read it? Sure. But it's essentially impossible to learn without information about a subject. How do you suppose someone learn programming without reading documentation? Without reading code examples? This is active reading compared to passive reading, such as reading a novel. |
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One reads all of the C++ spec from cover to cover. Remembers every single word of it, doesn't write a line of code.
One just starts fumbling around, writing code, reading just enough docs to get where they need to go.
Which one is the better programmer?