No matter what your profession is, it’s important to hone your craft. Uncle Bob (Rob Martin) in his book titled The Clean Coder suggests that us programmers should regularly practice writing code and solve common problems. Once we get good at solving them, he goes as far as recommending that we program to the rhythm of the music. Not to mention that we shouldn’t only stick to one programming language that we’ve mastered. We should constantly expose ourselves to different languages to get a better understanding of the programming universe.
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