Re: TIB: Programing

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Subject: Re: TIB: Programing
From: BSharp81@aol.com
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 11:31:40 EDT
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Know the commands
	By now you should know most of the commands for the 85. You don’t need to
know them all, but 	the more you know the easier it is to program and increase
the complexity of you programs.
Challenge yourself
	Make a program that pushes your programming knowledge to its limits. This
will greatly increase 	your understanding of the language and teach you new
applications for old functions.
Study other people’s code
	By this I don’t mean steal other people’s code. That is something no
programmer should do. You 	should simply analyze its structure and look for
new ideas until you understand how the code 	makes the program run.

 Greg Sharp    
 bsharp81@aol.com    
 Webmaster, <A HREF="http://summit85.home.ml.org">Summit Home Page</A>    
 Co-Founder/Webmaster, <A HREF="http://wstech.home.ml.org">Westside Tech</A>

> What is your favorite method for programing where do you get your ideas and
>  how do you get so good at it.

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