Learn 7 simple strategies to get better at solving problems and writing effective solutions.
Do you want better at solving programming problems?Write effective solutions?Get unstuck when you hit a programming wall?Retain what you learn, instead of re-learning the same programming concepts repeatedly? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this book is your solution. Problem-Solving for Beginner Programmers Using Python reveals a systematic way to solve programming problems.
You’ll
A four-part process to solve problemsThe difference between a correct solution and an effective one7 strategies you can apply to the problems you solveHow to strengthen core programming reading and reviewing your own code, writing code, and thinking in new and creative waysWhen you are done solving a problemHow to find the time to get better at solving problems and writing effective solutions at workHow to become a great problem-solverWhat it means to look back at your solutions, and why you’ll benefitHow to get unstuck when you hit a programming wall And much more!
Here are the 7 strategies you can apply to the problems you Strategy 1: Solve a problem in a different wayStrategy 2: Add a constraintStrategy 3: Study the code of othersStrategy 4: Teach yourself by studying your own codeStrategy 5: Recycle programming problemsStrategy 6. Apply what you’ve learned to previously solved problemsStrategy 7: Get feedback Free BonusAs a free bonus for purchasing this book, you’ll get two downloadable documents:
1. A summary of the seven problem-solving strategies from this book.
2. An article I “Do You Solve Problems or Complete Exercises?” Most programmers want to get better at problem-solving. But they spend more time working on exercises, instead of problems. In this article, I explain the differences between problems and exercises, and when to use each one.
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Tackles the age-old issues of troubleshooting, understanding, and learning to code in a concise and quick read book, packed with a hand holding approach through examples. This book works if you follow through with the practice the author asks you to do.
I am a self-taught programmer, and this has definitely helped me in how I am now approaching and tackling my coding.