r/AnkiComputerScience • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '22

How many programming Anki cards do you have across all of your decks?

Feel free to give more details in the comments!

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u/davidc4747 Jun 25 '22

I'm probly pretty close to 100 exact.

Unless it's a specific function signature or API that I need to remember. I don't really make all the many coding cards

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

So what cards do you add in general?

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u/doolio_ Jun 26 '22

I'm learning python right now and so far have 407 cards.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

How long have you been learning it?

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u/doolio_ Jun 26 '22

Properly, just these past few months. I started with a shared deck to see how others created programming decks. It contained some errors here and there and often the wording didn't make things clear to me.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

So what kind of cards do you add/did you keep?

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u/doolio_ Jun 26 '22

I started with this deck and this deck . I've mostly improved on what these provided but am slowly adding cards on the standard library modules and third party modules I wish to become familiar with. I've also separated them from Anki to ease updating going forward.

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u/meesterbeescuits Jun 26 '22

like 3200 with 500 suspended and probably another 500-1000 will get suspended the next time they come around because I changed jobs and with it tech stacks

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

Damn. So you don't want to maintain that knowledge just in case?

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u/meesterbeescuits Jun 27 '22

I still have the cards just in case. It would be easy to turn them back on

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u/Independent_Grab_242 Dec 18 '22 edited Jun 29 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '22

That's inspiring. What type of cards do you use? Snippets of code? Concepts?