how to develop logic in programming

Question

Hello. Tell me how to develop logic in programming? I recently started learning programming from Herbert Schildt's book C#. At the same time, I read the manual on the microsoft website and solve problems. But at the moment the tasks are solved very slowly. Can you give me advice, or give a list of additional literature. I solve programming problems, they work, but the solutions are not efficient.

I read the questions that are asked in a job interview. They cover quite a lot of topics. I would like to prepare for them. I think one book is not enough. Are there any general principles that programmers should follow? What does the company pay special attention to when hiring?

Answer 1

@vitaminchik , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A, first of all, we need to combine theoretical knowledge and practical experience to develop logic in programming.

Please refer to the following points to improve your logical thinking skill.

A. we need to learn some programming definition, such as variable, type and algorithms etc.

B. It is an efficient method for you to solve the programming problem directly. You could start from the simple questions and then try to solve harder questions.

C. Please learn from the experienced programmers.

D. You could take part in some online communities and read some blogs and books about programming.

Hope my advice could be helpful.

Best Regards,

Jack

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Answer 2

What can trip up many in an interview is how you can solve problems, an example that is used at a major company (Microsoft and Google used similar questions). Note that you need to know more than C# to land a job.

Example 1 What's your answer?

In 5 words or less, explain the red 'x'? (85 percent answer this wrong)

Example 2 Also watch out for hands on problem solving where there is no right answer.