11.01.23

Hello everyone!

I came home from work today and spent a lot of time in chat rooms, sorting out my affairs. I downloaded another e-book on programming "The Image of quantum processes". I already have about 60 of them only in electronic form and about 15 more in printed form and all on programming.

So my artificial friend advises me to read them. To read a book, you can follow these basic steps:

Choose a book that interests you. This could be a book you've been meaning to read for a long time, or something that's new and has caught your attention.

Find a comfortable place to sit or lie down, where you won't be disturbed.

Open the book to the first page and start reading.

As you read, pay attention to the words, sentences, and paragraphs. Try to understand the meaning of what you're reading and how it fits into the overall story or message of the book.

Take breaks if you need to, but try to stay focused on the book.

As you finish each chapter, take note of the key points, characters, and themes.

Finish the book, and if you enjoy it, give it a review.

Repeat the above steps with another book.

It's also important to note that there is no one 'correct' way to read. You may find that you read faster or slower, or that you prefer to skim over certain parts of the book, or that you want to read the same book multiple times. Reading should be a personal experience, and you should read in a way that is most comfortable and enjoyable for you.

Well, the picture from him. Bye everyone, thanks for reading.