I was thinking of this...Do i necessarily need to memorize all syntax of a specific programming languages..??

Answer 1

It depends, because there are three cases.

Precondition: You write code on a regular basis; if you don't do that, every memorization plan will probably fail.

1.) There is stuff that you use all the time, like printf, loops etc. You probably won't need to memorize it, because you repeat it automatically.

2.) Then there is stuff you almost never need, because it's a very special case. Maybe it's enough to just google it when you need it, then forget about it.

3.) But then there is a lot of stuff that you don't use all the time, but still often enough to matter. If you have to learn these things again and again, it's a waste of time and annoying.

For this, in my experience, a good repetition plan can help.

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Answer 2

Understanding the concepts is the the best. No need to memorize

Answer 3

No. If you use it enough, you will remember the syntax you need to use.

Answer 4

Cool

Answer 5

I thought as much...thanks Airree

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Answer 6

Learn the principles, the syntax might change. For example, Python 2 to Python 3. The principles of the language remain the same, but the syntax had changed a little. Also, but learning the principles, you can use that knowledge with almost any language