During my high school days, I was taught the importance of building a Solid Foundation in whatever area I want to venture into in life. I learned this great lesson from my Chemistry tutor who liked asking us random chemistry fundamentals in every cla...

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Nice piece! I like your statement, 'Never Be in a Hurry to become a Pro'. Patience ;) Also, What is Beer's Law? LOL
Mariya F.
QA engineer, local cat whisperer, certified weirdo.
Well said. "Become an Active learner through Practice" is, to me, the most effective part - because you learn not by watching others experiment with code, but by doing that yourself - and making mistakes, then fixing them, which is crucial to the learning process!