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General discussions / Effective Studying Method?
« on: October 07, 2018, 07:07:24 pm »
I am new to SFML and somewhere between beginner and intermediate c++.
I am using this e-book to explore SFML and become familiar with it's library.
I am curious the opinion of yours on an effective way of studying to become more efficient.
The primary reason I want to ask this question is because I am concerned about time.
Last time I went through a book, it took me a year to finish it. That is far too long. Granted it was my first beginning into c++.
I would like to finish this book in a month's time or less.
For example, should I write the code manually as the book presents it for the example project?
Or, should I just download the code and open it with visual studio to study what they did?
Thanks in advance for any opinions of how to approach this.
I am using this e-book to explore SFML and become familiar with it's library.
I am curious the opinion of yours on an effective way of studying to become more efficient.
The primary reason I want to ask this question is because I am concerned about time.
Last time I went through a book, it took me a year to finish it. That is far too long. Granted it was my first beginning into c++.
I would like to finish this book in a month's time or less.
For example, should I write the code manually as the book presents it for the example project?
Or, should I just download the code and open it with visual studio to study what they did?
Thanks in advance for any opinions of how to approach this.