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A perspective on Programming Problems and Challenges

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 Mukit, Ataul
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You don't learn patterns, you just code it.

About Article
A Technical Blog, originally posted at http://rationaltech.net/?q=node/8
This blog is actually a reply to a tweet which asked "What's an example of a programming problem, in your perspective".
Type Technical Blog
Licence CPOL
First Posted 11 Feb 2013
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