Summary: So, can you learn to program by playing games? I’d say yes, with a couple of caveats.(.) So long as you’re prepared to learn the hard way just how much trial, error, and frustration goes into coding, you can come away with a firm grip on the systems and processes that underpin all languages of the modern era. As a programming tutorial, it’s markedly better. As a game, Hack ‘n’ Slash has a lot of problems.difficulty spike makes Hack ‘n Slash a rough game to play, but if you can get past that, there’s a lot of good stuff to learn.
To be fair, though, that’s pretty much programming in a nutshell." "you have an incredible amount of freedom in approaching every puzzle, but at the same time, it can be terribly intimidating if you don’t understand why your solution simply didn’t work.2016.10.03 - RPS - Can videogames teach you programming?.I suspect that the same thing may be possible with programming by playing these games, in which a lot of the variables/frustrations/distractions of normal programming have been removed (like spending hours looking on Google to figure out what to do next, or not being able to understand the documentation), I suspect (hope) it will be easier to learn certain lessons about the 'best' way to do programming.I learned certain lessons / best-practices from those other puzzles that I was able to then apply to the LSAT's games. When I was studying for the LSAT, I found it helpful to do other kinds of logic puzzles as a way of getting better at the LSAT's logic games.
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