THINK LIKE A PROGRAMMER⠀

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"A good programmer is someone who always looks both ways before crossing a one-way street!"⠀

👉Become a problem-solver⠀
Programming is all about problem-solving: thinking logically and breaking down a problem into steps to find a solution.⠀

👉Learn to not give up⠀
An important aspect of programming is facing bugs and failures. Once you start programming, you might spend hours looking for a bug and feel ready to quit. Don’t give up. Success is closer than you think!⠀

👉Find the answer by yourself⠀
Before you ask someone, push yourself as much as possible at your current skill level. Start by googling your problem. Get help from Stack Overflow, GitHub, MDN, etc.⠀
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👉Ask your coding community⠀
Knowing when to stop and ask for help is just as important as knowing when to keep going. If you really can’t find the solution, it’s probably a good time to ask someone.⠀
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👉Be persistent⠀
Whatever your situation is, you should be persistent. Always be ready for a new challenge and push yourself beyond your limits. Good things happen to those who work hard.⠀
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Everyone in this world should learn how to think like a programmer, because it teaches you how to live!⠀
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How programming has influenced your thinking?⠀
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Share your experience!⠀
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