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I, Variable: Autobiography of a Variable
This short story is a self narration of a variable living inside a Python program Search.py. The variable explains its journey through the cyberspace. The comparison between the human life and Variable's life is explored in this journey. This is a gripping short story with no organic characters. Read it to travel into the land of variables.
10 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 19, 2018
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November 23, 2018
well, I gave 5 stars to rate this book. yeah, and I feel these 5 stars are not enough to rate that book actually. I started programming, some years back. I do a job in the IT field. I do work related to programming. But, I never love my field. Frankly, I never had the something to love IT.
But, this book gave me so many emotions about my programming that someone just can't imagine in his/her imagination. I am extremely lucky to get to read it.
Now, if you think, you love programming, you have a passion for programming, just please read that book. The author, gentlemen, describes a variable's life in so unique way, that will help you to love your program, or it is a function, or it is a procedure, or it is a block.
Highly recommended to every programmer in this world.
Thank you.
But, this book gave me so many emotions about my programming that someone just can't imagine in his/her imagination. I am extremely lucky to get to read it.
Now, if you think, you love programming, you have a passion for programming, just please read that book. The author, gentlemen, describes a variable's life in so unique way, that will help you to love your program, or it is a function, or it is a procedure, or it is a block.
Highly recommended to every programmer in this world.
Thank you.
November 23, 2018
This story is unique in the sense that it is neither completely fiction nor fantasy but a blend of pure programming concepts and the imagination of the narrator. The words of author give life to a 'concept' i.e. a variable and reader feel like living life of a variable. I found this story very different due to the subject of imagination. Any reader with a little background of programming will find this story touching their various aspects of life. The author has also utilized his narration to highlight many of our own (i.e. we human) ill practices so the story is just not a fun reading it is full of message. Indeed a unique in his approach. I really appreciate the author to pioneering a new dimension of story writing.
November 24, 2018
The contrast between the life of a variable and to that of a man is clearly depicted here.
As a programmer this wonderful work is giving me an entirely new dimension about the world of programs
As a programmer this wonderful work is giving me an entirely new dimension about the world of programs
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