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# Start simple, and expand and modify your codes to:
# Start simple, and expand and modify your codes
# Read and learn from good codes January 20, 2010, at 08:18 PM
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# Never put blind faith in results generated by software. Always double-check. to:
# Never put blind faith in results generated by software. Always double-check. The best unit for critical thinking is still a human brain. January 20, 2010, at 08:17 PM
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Elements for Computational Work
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!! Elements for Computational Work
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Elements for Good Programming to:
!! Elements for Good Programming
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Elements for Good Programming
# Think through the project
# Use a flow chart to design and organize your ideas and plans
# Document your ideas and strategies, explain what you are trying to do
# Write clear codes
# Start each program with your name, date, version, and purpose of the program
# Use informative names for variables
# Start simple, and expand and modify your codes
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# As with all experiments, taking notes is the key. Record key procedures and observations so that your work can be reproduced. to:
# As with all experiments, taking notes is the key. Record key parameters, procedures and observations so that your work can be reproduced. September 10, 2008, at 10:35 PM
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# Learn to name your files and directories meaningfully and systematically. to:
# Learn to name your files and directories/folders meaningfully and systematically. September 10, 2008, at 10:34 PM
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# Make a new directory (or a folder in XP) for each project or task. to:
# Make a new directory (or a folder in Windows) for each project or task. September 10, 2008, at 10:34 PM
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# As with all experiments, taking notes is the key. Record key procedures and observations so that your work can be reproduced.
# Never put blind faith in results generated by software. Always double-check.
# Make a new directory (or a folder in XP) for each project or task.
# Learn to name your files and directories meaningfully and systematically.
# Backup your data and work directories regularly.
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