Interestingly im the opposite. My mom tried to teach me programming when i was very young with your method but i cried a lot and hated it. Id much rather be told what to do correctly and given an explanation why it works then i try to memorize it and then just keep doing it. I dont want to struggle
I learn through positive reinforcement and i get frustrated at negative reinforcement i block it away
what happens if bingleblorp uses his schmeegling ability on night 3.5 when he could zoobop someone on night 2.5 and give a 17% increase in squidgame penguin points
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…what happened when you did it wrong
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Who would fight under my banner against our enemies?
She just told me im wrong. Well the IDE also didnt output the correct result. She just tortured me
Poor patrick
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Do you have a high pitched squeaky voice like youre on helium?
Sadly no, I still can’t hit high musical notes
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calling that negative reinforcement is a bit of a stretch
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What do u think it means in the context of learning then
well i mean it’d count if you consider being told you did it wrong as an unpleasant stimulus you’re trying to avoid
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Yes just being told youre wrong without being given the correct answer
isn’t it more helpful in the long term to be taught that way though
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I can’t speak for others but not for me. Id get frustrated and quit, i dont respect that teaching method
Give this isnt that much about math, which was the original subject
Maybe u do this so people arent temtped to cheat by just memorizing the solve without understanding it but id have a much easier time reverse engineering something to figure out how it works after im told how it works, rather than starting from the ground up
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i was assuming she did give you something to start with otherwise that seems ??
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Well that was more general
I forgot what happened exactly in my early programming lessons
But like … Idk id need specific examples
Im gonna start doing olive oil shots
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