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<ul><li id="isPasted">Do not stress too much on programming syntax. You will forget most of it anyway.</li><li>Learn how to code. Not how to code in a language.</li><li>Master a good debugger. Think of it like solving a detective novel!</li><li>Do not forget to unit test your code. Your code is always buggy.</li><li>Do not think highly efficient code is always good. Sometimes, development cost outweighs it.</li><li>You’ll always make mistakes. Be willing to accept it and learn from it.</li><li>Start using an IDE and learn most of the shortcuts. Learning curve might be high. But once it becomes muscle memory, your …</li></ul>
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<p id="isPasted">I don’t actually write code, till it requires the occasional formula, but by knowing what software is capable of I’ve been able to design dozens of applications that real coders can then develop.</p><ul><li>Software can quickly scan thousands of stocks for the setups you like most.</li><li>Software can execute sophisticated entry/exit strategies to get you good prices.</li><li>Software can manage positions and orders so that your focus is uncluttered by the mundane.</li><li>Software can help “replay” markets past to help you learn and practice.</li><li>Software can gather and present reams of data you would like at your fingertips.</li></ul>
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