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Feb 22 6 tweets 2 min read
💡#coding tip
Enhance your problem-solving skill by asking Questions.
Here's how👇
1⃣ What information is given in the problem?
- This question will help you to know the problem in depth. You may write bullet points of those info for further reference.
2⃣ What do I know about those information?
- This will help you to know the context of your problem. For instance, the problem may need you to know a mathematical theorem or a programming concept to be solved.
3⃣ In what ways can I solve this problem?
- This will allow you to think of all the possible ways you can solve the problem with. One question that can be solved using Loop may also be solved with Recursion.
4⃣ Which way seems to be more efficient?
- This question will encourage you to write a well-designed code that is not just correct but also efficient and scalable.
That's it guys.
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