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How? en, i think learning programming itself is not the main difficulty of the process. Actually , knowing why to learn it , what to learn , how to learn consciously are more important.As we know , in many country , there are many people learning English at very early age, especially English speak countries .In china ,we learn English at age about 8, but why English of the boys in big cities is much better than in the countryside? the boys in countryside do not learn English consciously, do not know what to do with English , but the boys in the big cities is different . This is a big difference in learning .In programming , there are many books of PDF and videos you can use to learn ,many good programmers give you much valuable advice, many top scientist in big companies like Google, Facebook ,Microsoft give you a lot of good speech which you can not learn in school, but why there are still a few top programmers? The reason is obvious : this is the reason of learn anything by yourself not only programming ：Learning by yourself needs pay a lot, perseverance, consciousness, how to think, especially when you can not see the future, how to take the advantage of the ideas of top programmers, and you are independent without any supervision. Especially you should tell yourself : i have to study vary hard .that’s why , you and your classmates in the same class ,your teacher tell you : work hard or you will have little salary in the future and have a bad life , and some classmates of you study very hard ,but you do not care ,still play your computer games.

No, it's not German, it's not Turkish, and it's not Finnish or Hawaiian. I'm pretty sure it's GREENLANDIC. In that language the average word length seems to be about at least 20 letters. You'd have a hard time finding even one word of less than 5 letters in a Greenlandic text.I dug up a random Greenlandic PDF document, something about the syllabus for schools or something, here's an excerpt:And here's a link to the whole PDF for you to marvel at: Inuiaqatigiilerinermi ilikkagassatut pilersaarutit (yes, that's the title).And here's the website of the University of Greenland: Inerisaavik. Look how they even manage to incorporate Danish loanwords like pisartutpædagogikkimut.How that language works? Well, it makes heavy use of incorporation and has hundreds of prefixes and suffixes, some of which express what we would use verbs for in English. Indeed many of those "words" would have to be translated as entire phrases in English.

This is a 'to-keep-room-clean' hack for lazy souls. This can be applied to small plastic cuts, fallen hairs, small pieces of paper, cut nails, ear wax, even nose picks and etc...Let's do it for fallen hair..Just don't drop them on the floor as it is.It would just scatter all over, making cleaning them difficult and time taking. More over they get stuck in corners of the furnitures. And can even fly in to our food, with fan.So hack is, wrap them in a paper and then throw those papers containing such garbage stuff on floor or in a dustbin.Tan tanaaa...So here is your heap of garbage now, all consolidated(can't fly or stick around) now.Believe me, the room appears to be clean for a much longer time this way. And next cleaning time is reduced to one-third for sure.Thank you dear quorans.Edit 1:Second one:While reading a pdf on your laptop/desktop, you might come across some complex and esoteric words. If there happens to be string of such words, it obstructs a smooth reading.Each time, u encounter these words, you will have tedious job of typing those word in the dictionary( or google those words), in order to find their meaning.So guys, I have a shortcut for the same. Here is this software application, 'Offline Concise Oxford English Dictionary (eleventh edition)'All you have to do is to keep this application running in background while reading a pdf.And just select the target word and press ctrl+ c to copy the word in the clipboard. (as shown in the images below).The moment you press them, the intended word will automatically get inserted in the appropriate tab of this dictionary, displaying the meaning of the word. No need of typing the word, or even pasting the word in that tab.Woah!! you have the meaning right infront of your screen, in just one click/operation. Happy reading!It might not be a super hack. But definitely works fine for a lazy soul like me.Image source: My Gallery.~khushbooEdit 2: This is for those people going 'urgh’ over nose picks and ear wax. These fluids are as important as the blood flowing in our veins. Peace.