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https//safeandsavy.f-secure.com/2018/04/04/learning-to love-coding-again/ Please summarized this page Java Programming with the Intentional Method,"'which takes place at F- Secure's headquarters in Helsinki on the 7th of April, isn't just a chance for aspiring coders a chance to learn some foundations of an extremely marketable skill. Students will also get the opportunity to spend a Saturday experiencing a method of coding that helped Maaret Pyhjrvi, one of the class' trainers, fall in love with her profession, again-by working as team. All learning on this course is highly interactive, and you will be working in pairs with a method where thinking happens hands off the keyboard, and words are needed to get the idea to the keyboard through someone else's hands, the class description says. Maaret discovered the "joy of creating something" through programming during one of the roughest parts of her childhood. When allergies put her in the hospital at age 15, she drew upon her experience copying game code out of magazines into her family's VIC-20 and Commodore 64 to create a new program that was particularly interesting to her teen self. Turns out what I wanted to do back then was girlie-magazine test called Test if you are popular scoring each answer and telling me different results based on whatever the responses were," she said. "I remember loving the drawing of my splash screen graphics line art, and fine tuning them for hours. Her allergies prevented her from pursuing her love of Chemistry so she studied Computer Science at Helsinki University of Technology, and this cured her of he passion for creating with code. Computer Science studies made me write code in -10 languages, and hate programming," she said But luckily, she found another way to apply her talents. I found the problems we were solving to be boring and felt that many men