C++ for Building Self-Programming Skills

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Class notes are provided for all lectures. Repeatedly watching lectures is a huge waste of time during the difficult job-seeking period. You should focus and listen to the lectures once initially, then conduct reviews using books (documents) to learn quickly and make the knowledge your own.

Why Class Notes Are Necessary

These days, we live in an era where we can easily access desired lectures through YouTube or various online lecture platforms. With just one click, we can listen to expert explanations and sometimes even fall into the illusion of being in a classroom receiving instruction. Online lectures are certainly useful tools. However, we often rely on their usefulness and overlook the essence of learning. It would be good to calmly examine why learning centered on books rather than online lectures helps build deeper skills.

Above all, books require learners to have an active attitude. With online classes, the lesson flows just by watching. Following along with the screen and voice, you can easily end up in a state where "it seems like I watched it, but I don't remember it well." Books are different. Since you need to read the text, understand it, and organize it yourself, your brain uses much more energy. This process is far more effective for storing information in long-term memory. In other words, studying through books is not simply about receiving information, but rather a process of reconstructing knowledge with your own hands.

Additionally, books allow for pace adjustment tailored to the learner's speed. With online classes, you have to match the instructor's pace, so the lecture continues even when your understanding isn't sufficient, and conversely, you may end up listening to the same explanation repeatedly even when you already understand it. With books, you can read unknown parts multiple times and quickly skip through familiar sections, allowing you to maintain an efficient learning flow.

Studying through books naturally develops the ability to judge and summarize important content on your own. While online classes have instructors who directly emphasize "this part is important," books provide less such guidance, requiring learners to identify key points themselves and take notes or structure the information. Through this process, critical thinking skills and information structuring abilities are naturally trained.

Furthermore, books are effective in developing information exploration and concept connection abilities. While reading a book, you experience moments where you think, "This concept connects to something I read earlier." Since books don't have hyperlinks, you must use the table of contents or index to find related content yourself, and this process allows you to build connections between knowledge on your own. This leads to genuine learning that understands and connects concepts, going beyond simple memorization.

Of course, I'm not saying that online lectures are not helpful. Online lectures are very effective as an introductory tool for quickly grasping the flow of concepts or for beginners to easily approach a subject. However, you shouldn't stop at just their usefulness. Online lectures can be compared to a rough sketch, while books are like a carving knife. You cannot complete a sculpture with just a rough sketch. Ultimately, real skills are developed only through the process of studying, thinking, organizing, and repeating on your own using books as a tool.

Online classes are the beginning, and books are the completion. True learning doesn't stop at listening to someone's explanations, but happens through the process of asking questions yourself, organizing information, and digesting it to make it your own. At the center of that entire journey, there are still books.

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