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Problem solving

Mastering skills of problem solving in C++
Based on "Think Like a Programmer" by V. Anton Spraul

1. Use what you already know.
2. Then use one or more of the following to discover new ways/tools: 
   libraries, patterns, algorithms, APIs.
3. Write simple procedures to separate each action in a simple "list"
   down the editor's window. Editing functions at this stage is a lot easier.
4. When everything is set to be working properly, convert the code into OOP.

P.S. Don't forget about special and base cases.

Notes: 0. DON'T GET FRUSTRATED!

  1. Recursion: don't think about it too complex at the time you've started.
    Take the beginning and the first step, abstract all other steps.
  2. Memory and speed efficiencies are 2 differenct things and usually they don't correlate.
  3. Reuse basic code you saved. Better keep it basic for the reuse and grow it as you go along a new problem.

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