How To Think Like A Programmer.

How To Think Like A Programmer.

Hello Programmers, Today we will discuss how to think like a programmer.

We all know that programming is not a typing it is a thinking process. So we should know how to think.

Become A Problem Solver

As its core, programming is about problem-solving and think logically and breaking down a problem into step to find a solution.

This means having the ability to see a problem from one angle than being able to take a step back and look at the same challenge from an alternative perspective. Do this over and over again until you find a solution.

Learn To Not Give Up!

An important aspect of programming is facing with bugs and failure. Maybe the challenge seems solvable, but you can't think of a way to solve them due to limited context.

Once you start programming, you might spend hours looking for a bug and feel ready to quit but that time is the time where your skills grow. Programming is the art of thinking and bugs solving. Whenever you solve any bugs you rich one step ahead in the programming field. So learn not to give up. Success will be the end result!

Try To Find The Answer By Yourself!

Before you ask someone, push yourself as much as possible at your current skill level. When you ask someone for a solution that time you don't understand the solution you will only copy-paste his/her solution. 

So Start by googling your problem. As you Google issues, you'll most often come across discussions and documentation on Stack Overflow, Mozilla's MDN, Github threads, W3Schools, and documentation sites for your programming language or platform.

Ask Your Coding Community!

Knowing when to stop and ask for help is just as important as knowing when to keep going. As a beginner, give yourself more time to research and figure out the challenge you are facing before asking.

However, if you really can't find the solution, it's probably a good time to ask someone.

Be Persistent!

The most important thing, whatever your situation, is to be persistent. In the beginning when you research ways to solve a challenge, push yourself beyond your limit- at least a little bit more than usual. 

When you feel exhausted, drained, and ready to give up, many times that's when you finally figure it out.




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