Hi All

>    I can only say from my experiance it is easier for me to take a new
luanguage
>step by step, rather then look at some one elses code as a hole and try to
>understand everything all at once.
>
>    To put it a differnt way I like to understand Scalar Data, Arrays,
References,
>Conditional Statements, etc.. sepretly. Before looking at a complete script
someone
>else wrote and trying to understand what is going on all at once. I find
books a
>great help in giving me the info a little bit at a time.
>

        Learning from someone else's code is not a good idea if it is not
well documented and the code is poorly written. I like to write sample code
as I am learning a new program to demonstrate statements and function and to
document what it is doing. I then use this as templates when working on
projects. 

        Always remember to document your code well so the next person can
learn better from what you have done.


Bill Conrad

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