I'm curious if anyone knows of a resource for studying programming languages that offers quiz-style questions. I'm looking for something similar to a set of flashcards (like ANKI) with multiple choice questions. The idea is to have a comprehensive set that, if mastered, could indicate a solid understanding of a language's syntax and features—like claiming to know Java after going through all the cards. Ideally, these questions would allow for easy verification of answers, perhaps in a format like A, B, C, or D.
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You really can't memorize all the syntax from every language—documentation is what really helps. Even if you learn the syntax, it doesn't mean you fully understand the language. Experience and practice are key!
LOL, memorizing card sets won't make you a programmer. It's like claiming you know Spanish just because you studied a dictionary. You need to practice actively to truly learn programming.
I see your point! But I'd argue that knowing the syntax and features means you have a good grasp of the language. While you might forget some details, having a strong foundation is definitely valuable.