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Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 PointsIsn't alot to remember to make a list of items in the store and search those and check wether they in the stock or not?
and then print msgs accordingly!! only thing m thinking abt at this stage is , how do i know wot to and how to combine all i have learnt so far:/ coz i know wot everything does in the code and the reason for it, but fail to understand how do i come up with all that and combination of all to make one programme ,on my own.
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Steven Parker
231,269 PointsOne good strategy for tackling large projects is to break it into sub-tasks, and write the code for each of the individually. This is where those object-oriented development concepts will come in very handy.
Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 PointsThanks Andrei Duhanes and Steven Parker ! i ll start doing that straight away...i spent whole day today just on the Array methods, dint wana move on and kept reading and practising instead of rushing and trying to finish the course and become a developer overnight. that wont happen i guess :) thanks for the advice , helped clearing up my mind !
Andrei Duhanes
14,155 PointsAndrei Duhanes
14,155 PointsWelcome to programming. At the beginning you have the illusion that you understand the code but when it is time to make it your own then it really starts being difficult. The only way around it is to practice. Look for exercises and try to find the solution yourself, and if you get stuck look how others resolved it, it's a process of learning how to tackle a problem with the tools that you have (knowledge of javascript in this case). I think the most difficult part is not learning the syntax but how to think like a programmer and that takes habit and patience. So the only advice: Practice ! Good luck ..