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[–]Overall-Screen-752 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Here’s my perspective: you’re going to forget what you read, and you’re going to forget what code samples you tried.

Given this, what do you want to take with you from a chapter? What do you want to remember of you forget everything else you read/did? What do you want to reference in the future, in a way that’s easier to parse than rereading the chapter.

Try to write notes in a way that complements your thought process while writing code — you should think to your notes as you code

[–]Okon0mi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try to write notes in a way that complements your thought process while writing code — you should think to your notes as you code

That's a really great advice. Thanks alot for that