An almost Silly Blog Post
So I'm the guy who writes 7k lines of code only to find out that "I'm doing it wrong." If you haven't been there then you probably haven't learned much.
This is going to make me sound like a complete idiot, but damn! I really feel like one. After coding as a hobby for 3 years I'm finding out now I never really knew how OOP worked and how fantastically useful inheritance and polymorphism really is.
It seems like everyday I'm learning something new about programming, languages have so much flexibility it's really just a matter of being aware of what it's capable of.
I love programming and I'd really like to do it professionally some day, but it seems like I'm constantly learning new things that are essential to programming.
How do you know when you've "conquered" a language and are ready to use it "professionally?"
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