4 Bad Programming Habits You Need To Ditch As A Computer Science Major

You and I have some terrible habits. Well, maybe not you, I don’t know who you are, but I know I have some nasty habits when it comes to writing code. In this video, I’ll go over four of my worst programming habits, some that I’ve left behind, and some that I still have, and who knows? Maybe you’ll recognize some of these habits as your own, and we can go on a journey of getting better together. However, the main point of this video is to show what I’m doing or have done wrong in the past and not to make you feel bad. Let’s jump right into it.

These habits are: not reading the docs, not using a debugger, not writing clean code, and not asking for help when you need it.

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00:00 Intro
00:27 Not Reading The Docs
01:22 Not Using A Debugger
03:10 Thinking Short Code Is Clean Code
04:55 Not Asking For Help
07:22 Conclusion + Outro

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