Why do you always encounter this or that problem when writing code? Why do you always remember certain grammar incorrectly? Why are some people able to learn new programming languages quickly and others not? Our brains actually have a specific way of working when trying to solve difficult or complex problems. This book analyzes the brain science principles behind excellent programming from the perspective of cognitive science, and reveals the secrets of brain thinking and programming for you. This book is divided into four parts, with a total of 13 chapters. You will learn the following: how to learn new programming languages efficiently, how to quickly understand complex codes, how to firmly remember various syntaxes, and how to optimize cognitive resources in complex programming work.
This book is a universal book for programmers, and can also be read by middle and high school students who are just learning to program.
Reader comments
For beginners, it can help us learn programming languages more efficiently, understand complex codes, and teach us how to remember those annoying syntaxes. I think it's a bit like "How to Learn Efficiently", which is all about how to make the brain work better. Moreover, the content of this book is very practical, like the method of quickly reading code, which is very helpful to me. I recommend you to read it, you will definitely gain something!
For beginners, it can help us learn programming languages more efficiently, understand complex codes, and teach us how to remember those annoying syntaxes. I think it's a bit like "How to Learn Efficiently", which is all about how to make the brain work better. Moreover, the content of this book is very practical, like the method of quickly reading code, which is very helpful to me. I recommend you to read it, you will definitely gain something!