Hey there i am thinking of building my own reference while learning programming. So let’s say, i opened MS word or MS Exel, and write all the things in there i’ve been learning let’s just say you include items as TOPIC - Regular expressions in JS. and write all the stuff, stuff, nstuff all i’ve learn for eg, say how to check in a regex exists in a string using .test() and how to return those items if is exists using the .match() method. Then like this, would in be a good idea (just your opinion that as by i go learning programming should i write these down?). I have no problems until now, i’ve learnt all JS5 (JavaScript EcmaScript 5 or whatever you call it as ES5) and i’ve never used any reference until now though. if i am want to check anything i just went into the codecademy cheatsheets (actually revision sheets, i’ve don’t know why they call it that) and check which code i wanted to revise. Now imma learning of FCC (freeCodeCamp ) and there aren’t any revision sheets to revise the new topics i’ve been learning?
So it’s just a few suggestions from you people whether this will be effective or not will be helpful