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Programming Experience Sharing for those solely in software industry #3

Dear EE members,

I have a good imagination and interested for programming but I am lack of programming abilities in the following scenarios:

3. My problem is I can't integrate the knowledge gained from the books and videos to build an
application. I feel hard to memorise those syntaxes and I need to refer the books or cut and
paste from net to lego an application.

How to cure this weakness?

Thanks.
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Dear Expert,

As the technologies keep changing, so the languages keeps growing in form of more languages 's features exist and also some languages 's feature obsolete and some companies persist to the old feature while some pursue the new feature. Hence, the syntax is keep viable and the potential employer may adopt the old tech or new tech is unidentify although we know its product.

As a developer, how to cope with this issue?

Rgds,

yjchong
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It looks like everyone can't escape from the learning curve, I would allocate portion of time daily to practice a language. Thank you for sharing your experience again.
Dear Expert,

Mind to answer this question, if you have time and in your knowledge scope?
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27024061/During-software-requirement-gathering-phase.html

Rgds,

yjchong514