I do one or two projects with a single library and then move on to a next one, so I code with documentation in hand. Sometimes a project requires a library I've used before, but I just smile in understanding and grab the docs since all these library really get mixed up.
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Anonymous2011-01-31 19:37
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Does /prog/ think it's pr0 to code without references?
Or is it just dumb.
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Anonymous2011-01-31 19:38
I do one or two nights with a single attractive female and then move on to a next one, so I fuck with the phonebook in hand. Sometimes a threesome requires a female I've used before, but I just smile in understanding and grab the cock since all these females really get mixed up feelings and shit.
I pretty much always use references when programming Python, but for, say, C# IntelliSense is sufficient and I only occasionally go to MSDN to read about some details.
After learning a language, I don't use references too much as far as the main language is concerned, but I alwways use them for less known libraries or larger APIs, there's no point in memorizing things which can be subject to change and overall are nothing more than technical details - if they're using often enough, I'll end up remembering them, if not, references are always used (usually whatever I'm using also shows arglists and other related things).
After learning a language, I don't use references too much as far as the main language is concerned, but I alwways use them for less known libraries or larger APIs, there's no point in memorizing things which can be subject to change and overall are nothing more than technical details - if they're using often enough, I'll end up remembering them, if not, references are always used (usually whatever I'm using also shows arglists and other related things).