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Getting Started

Program for Production

Program for Fun vs. Program for Production Forms of Quality Assurance Insist on Correctness Interactions Type Systems Design with Tests Tame Complexity Fail Gracefully Be Stylish Improve Legacy Code Review Code Early and Often Quiz: Program for Production Suggested Actions

Getting Our Tools in Order

Optimize the Environment

Speak the Language Fluently

Know the Platform

Automate the Problems Away

Control Time and Timelines

Use the Source Code

Quiz: Getting Our Tools in Order

Working with GitHub Repository

Suggested Actions Part 1

Suggested Actions Part 2

Be Your Own Manager

Find a Mentor Own the Image We Project Be Visible Ace Your Performance Review Manage Your Stress Treat Your Body Right Quiz: Be Your Own Manager Suggested Actions

Team Work

Grok Personality Types Connect the Dots Work Together Meet Effectively Quiz: Teamwork Suggested Actions

Inside the Company

Know Your Colleagues Know Your Company’s Anatomy: Part I Know Your Company’s Anatomy: Part II Know Your Company’s Anatomy: Part III Quiz: Inside the Company Suggested Actions

Mind Your Business

Overview Understanding Project Management Appreciate the Circle of a Product’s Life: Part I Appreciate the Circle of a Product's Life: Part II Put Yourself in the Company’s Shoes Identify Corporate Antipatterns Quiz: Mind Your Business Suggested Actions

Kaizen

Overview Mind Your Head Never Stop Learning Find Your Place Quiz: Kaizen Suggested Actions

Conclusion

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Quiz: Getting Our Tools in Order

Quiz: Getting Our Tools in Order

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1Some languages don’t have compilers; they are interpreted, and they often have a Read, ______, Print and Loop (REPL) that lets us type expressions and print the result immediately.

A.

Estimate

B.

Evaluate

C.

Ensemble

D.

Elaborate

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