Hi guys,
So this year I have stepped up my programming a lot (Now employed as a Jnr Dev
) so I get to do this all day every day 
My biggest problem right now though is finding syntax errors that don't give compile time errors.
For example I was just busy with a card game and the game wasn't behaving as expected.
An hour later I found that it was due to not including a "not" operator in one of my lazy instantiations. Very annoying..
Because the game was't flipping the cards I assumed it was due to an error in the view and not the model. But it was in the model.
So what I want to find out - when you first started programming - did you spend longer than needed looking for syntax errors and as time went on - did you become better at it?
Appreciate all feedback.
So this year I have stepped up my programming a lot (Now employed as a Jnr Dev
My biggest problem right now though is finding syntax errors that don't give compile time errors.
For example I was just busy with a card game and the game wasn't behaving as expected.
An hour later I found that it was due to not including a "not" operator in one of my lazy instantiations. Very annoying..
Because the game was't flipping the cards I assumed it was due to an error in the view and not the model. But it was in the model.
So what I want to find out - when you first started programming - did you spend longer than needed looking for syntax errors and as time went on - did you become better at it?
Appreciate all feedback.