Problem Solving like a Programmer
That's a snapshot of the introduction section of V. Anton Spraul's book, THINK LIKE A PROGRAMMER. I hope you read the image. After that, think about whether or not you still attack a problem by trying solutions and just hoping for the best (brute-forcing) or whether or not you've "joined gang" and started attacking problems by copying and pasting 'em into the input field of an LLM.
If "whether", then you should read the first chapter of the book then. Maybe even go for the whole book. Keep in mind you only need to digest the first chapter.
If you're not quite up for reading the chapter yet, here's that freeCodeCamp article — it'll remind you about the general framework to follow for problem-solving. Hopefully, reading that will make reading the book more... appealing.
See, it's easy to forget what we're doing: solving problems. We'll prolly forget that often as we go ever deeper in this tech career thing — there's so much to do and learn. Try to keep it in mind though. Doing so should help us proceed with the right mindset & framework with which we can solve problems. Even past being programmers.
