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“Experience doesn't necessarily teach anything.”

Quote by Gerald Weinberg

Book:The Psychology of Computer Programming

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The Psychology of Computer Programming

This book delves into the psychological principles that influence programmers, offering insights into the cognitive processes and behaviors associated with programming work. more

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Gerald Weinberg

Gerald Weinberg is a renowned computer scientist, born on October 27, 1933. He has made significant contributions to the fields of software engineering, systems thinking, and quality management. more

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