Interesting study hint by the author (Robert Plantz) . I have never thought of it this way , but it probably makes sense:
> " Do not copy and paste code. We all copy code, and we all like to see our programs work. Copy and paste is the fastest way to do that. But if you type in the program, even if you are copying it, you are forced to read every single character. This is the fastest way to learn the programming language. As you know, getting a single character wrong can mean the difference between a working and non-working program. "
> " Do not copy and paste code. We all copy code, and we all like to see our programs work. Copy and paste is the fastest way to do that. But if you type in the program, even if you are copying it, you are forced to read every single character. This is the fastest way to learn the programming language. As you know, getting a single character wrong can mean the difference between a working and non-working program. "