No problem, it was very clear ^^. (Maybe because my native language is French too ^^) But to come back to the subject, I think that it's a good way to think like this. Everything on the world need to be seen with a "not too much" and "not too few" view. Actually, we too often neglect moments of relaxation, which are nevertheless beneficial and allow us to hold on during more difficult periods. Anyway, Thank you for share your experience ! 😁

Thank you for the compliment and for giving your opinion 😁 I think you're right about the errors. It is very important to learn and be able to read the terminal. For example, in python instead of using PyCharm, I suggest to use IDLE. Because auto-completion is absent but we keep the synthetic coloring and we have direct access to errors.

Thank's for giving your opinion. 😋 I agree with you. That's like a teacher showing to his students how to do something. But after the demonstration the students have to practice and I think that's the same thing with IDE's, they can show you the best practices but if the IDE generate them all the time, you will never learn or slower. That's why I say that's better to start without it and after use the IDE to improve your way of doing things.

I think we have to find the right balance and not fall into the trap of being too dependent on the tool. Thank's for your comment ^^

I don't see the link but thank's for giving your opinion

I agree that's weird 😂

I agree with you 😂 I let someone else do it 😂. When someone old asks me what do I do, I usually say that I just work with computers... Easier, I think 😅