Re: Hello, Im and a litle confused. Can you help me get started please?

> Wow im mindblown. The famous Stephane Ducasse answered me himself :)
> I watched a couple of talk you gave on Pharo. I followed your dice example
> wich helped me alot to understand. By now im much more into it then a few
> days ago when i wrote my request. Still I`m new to programming so I cant do
> anything usefull yet.
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> For my example with the city i
> I meant that each class contained a dynamic list of other classes like city
> had a member districts wich was a list of district classes and so on. I`m
> not even sure if that is a good thing to do or if a real developer would
> realize the city mode in a different way.
>
> Anyways I feel like i know how to proceed now, and have a bit better
> understanding of the syntax and this whole object-message concept. Thank you
> for your reply mr Ducasse ;)
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> Hi,
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>> Le 11 janv. 2018 à 11:35, Photon <[hidden email]> a écrit :
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>> oh yes I allready started with the book as I decided that it looked the most
>> usefull and complete of the available material online. I did not know that
>> you wrote it. TDD is a fun topic aswell.
>> I have a little question tho. Am I supossed to know all the answers in
>> Chapter 3 challenges? Should I redo chapter 1-2 untill I know all the
>> answers?
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> I think you should be able to answer most questions of the chapter 3 before going further.
> Be able to identify messages, literals and evaluating basic expressions is really important. If you only miss a few answers, it is not a big deal. They will come with experience.
> My advice would be to not only re-read the book but use Pharo playground / inspector in the same time to try the examples and find out similar ones.
>
> Regards,
> Christophe