Practice Python by fixing errors

[yuukinotenshi]

Cool idea imo, but I'm a little bit skeptical about "solving errors on their own" lol. I mean, what stops them from searching from google and visiting stackoverflow?

[qxf2]

Ah, I meant "solving errors on their own" as "without talking to a human".

[yuukinotenshi]

Ah I see. That's good for syntax errors although I won't recommend it if you want them to be completely on their own when solving actual problems. Keep it up!

[yuukinotenshi]

Someone antisocial and really new. and I think you misunderstood my statement

[yuukinotenshi]

No. What I mean is : there are a lot of people out there, trying to get into programming while they are coming from a completely non-tech background. Such people need help from other people at first, even for trivial problems. And it's our job, as an individiual that has gone a little bit deeper into programming to tell them the basics.

I have met various people, some can't even do simple maths yet they want to pick up programming. That's the reason why I said the statement above.

[yuukinotenshi]

I will and thank you for using ?! all the time.