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When I started coding, I have learnt OOP; I remember how a professor of mine used to make jokes when I created a class to have a method, called encapsulation. Today it is sort of norms.

My point is: it is a matter of adopting, learning the right way.

As I study more and more, testing is becoming easier, and now, I feel I cannot live without it. It helps me to code, to have a trust that when I make modifications, I just need to check the unit testing suites. My code will not crash on something I have already tested.

Indeed, it is stressful at the beginning.

My tip is: start teaching the new programmers the right way, and they will start thinking properly.

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Jorge Guerra Pires, PhD
Jorge Guerra Pires, PhD

Written by Jorge Guerra Pires, PhD

Independent Researcher and writer at Amazon | “I want thinkers, not followers!” | More: https://linktr.ee/jorgeguerrapiresphd

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