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Author: JuliaScheel

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 This does not mean that the computer isn't useful. Given a repetitive task, an enumerative task, or a task that relies on memory, it can produce results faster, more accurately, and less grudgingly than you or I. Rather when I say that you should keep in mind that the computer is stupid, I mean to say that computer only does what you tell it to. If it throws up an error it is often not your fault, rather in most cases the computer has failed to interpret what you mean because it can only work with what it knows (ergo, it is bad at interpreting). This is not to say that the people who told the computer what to tell you when it doesn't know what to do couldn't have done a better job with error messages, for they could. So keep in mind as we go along that if you find an error message frustrating, it isn't the computer's fault that it is giving you an archaic and incomprehensible error message, it is a human person's.
 
 - **The correct language to learn is the one that works in your local context**. There truly isn't a best language, just languages with different strengths and weaknesses, all of which incorporate the same fundamental principles;
-- **Knowing the structure of the interface that you are using will assist you in learning **. Databases and computer systems can seem opaque. Knowing what data structures they were built to support can help you to troubleshoot 
+- **Knowing the structure of the interface that you are using will assist you in learning**. Databases and computer systems can seem opaque. Knowing what data structures they were built to support can help you to troubleshoot 
 - **Automate to make the time to do something else!** Taking the time to gather together even the most simple programming skills can save time to do more interesting stuff! (even if often that more interesting stuff is learning more programming skills ...)
 - **Understanding the interface can help you to communicate with developers and engineers** Taking the time to gather together even the most simple programming skills can help you to better communicate your needs to developers.