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Drinking from a full cupby gryng (Hermit) |
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Well, I guess it's a difference of opinion, but I would test my patience and read as much as I could before starting in on it. While it may not help your memory to have to simply absorb everything at once, I think it's more important to have a larger base and understanding of the language before trying to use it.
How many times have you started in on a language (even now in perl) and had solved a problem long ago in some way (perhaps cleverly, perhaps copaciously) only to find in some reference text later, or on a site like perlmonks.org the "correct" way to do it? I just think it would be better to fill your cup up before drinking from it, rather than to pour in a few drops, sip a few drops, repeat. (But respectfully noting your view) Cheers,
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