Hello HashCode, tell me, I read 4 books on C # and understood and mastered it, but for example, I opened an emulator of online game servers, I understood 10-15% of the code there, the rest is not known. So where to get the knowledge that was not in the books? And then sooo want to do server emulators :)
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- set yourself a goal.
- Think up on a piece of paper how it will work (as in Doxygen, as shown in the picture shows)
- Start doing it.
- In the process, you will understand that the scheme is constructed in some places is not true, you will try to redo it.
- You will start writing further, you will encounter the problem of character "Oh, and what should I do, what should I do better, and what do I need for this?"
- You use the Internet to answer question 5
- Over time, your skills will be pumped up and you will get experience and a lot of experiments for work.
Congratulations, that's exactly how they get the answers to those questions that previously seemed super-mega heavy :)
Stanislav Komar Stanislav Komar
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If you ask such questions, I would advise either to try to do something simpler first, so that there is a general idea of how the task is being solved, and you only need to study individual issues, or look for a job where you are interested in what you are interested in. Experienced colleagues will prompt.
Modus modus
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