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Re: Re: Learning OOP

by Anonymous Monk
on Jun 24, 2003 at 03:43 UTC ( [id://268383]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Learning OOP
in thread Learning OOP

Seriously, learn a technique to use it, not to be able to claim to know it.

So how do you propose learning something you know nothing about? If I didn't know what Object-oriented programming is, how would I learn that it's useful to me? You need to constantly evaluate new ideas whether or not they end up being useful. Any other approach results in a self-fulfilling prophecy of ignorance.

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Re: Re: Re: Learning OOP
by tilly (Archbishop) on Jun 25, 2003 at 11:29 UTC
    I never meant to suggest that one should not constantly evaluate new ideas. Indeed I do try to constantly evaluate new ideas.

    However I am constantly trying to integrate those ideas into my knowledge and life rather than learning them as stand-alone things. Sometimes that doesn't work - some ideas really can't be fit into any framework that I have. But usually it does, and usually the fact that it is not sitting in a vacuum allows me to ask better questions, learn faster, and make use of what I have learned more quickly. And since it does that for me, I sometimes tell other people that it is a good way to try to work as well...

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