13 Quotes by V. Anton Spraul

In essence, most programming books for beginners teach how to read a program, not how to write one.

Planning also allows you to set intermediate goals and achieve them. Without a plan, you have only one goal: solve the whole problem.

When faced with an onerous problem, I experiment with a reduced version of the problem. These experiments frequently produce valuable insights.

For programmers, then, we can define problem solving as writing an original program that performs a particular set of tasks and meets all stated constraints.