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@sgoten But a problem if solved by one self serves as a larger learning then copying it. You may be able to finish the work faster with google, but later on you will have to google it again.
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@EpIcInCoGnItO that's different. I agree you shouldn't just copy paste without knowing what the code is doing, but I think Google is your best friend.
But yeah if point 3 was : don't just copy paste the solution, understand it. I would agree -
@sgoten I meant the same.
1. Being fast doesn't meant your smart.
2. Think thrice before you apply your idea, saves not only time but your keystrokes.
3. Google is just the last resort, if you can crack it yourself there is nothing better.
4. Cleanliness is Godliness, not that believe in God but if I see you writing shit and messed up code then you gotta do it again.
5. Useless code is important, it will help you get lost later when you come back.
And most importantly, LISTEN.
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