to avoid reading books in their lives. Yet books are the best source of knowledge. However, we can’t learn new things without trying something new in our lives. Thus, a logical question arises, which is better, reading books or figuring something out on our own? Learning from our personal experiences is more effective. People can learn things from the mistakes, which occur while learning. I like trying everything new by myself. For example, while I am watching a lecture about computer science, I am writing my code using new techniques and algorithms at the same time. It helps me focus on new material and remember it better, and if some error occurs, I have the opportunity to immediately ask the teacher. However, reading books is essential for learning. The smallest thing that we can learn is new words, which help us express ourselves easily, and generally rich vocabulary and fluent speech are more esthetic. In conclusion, I want to say that practice makes perfect, therefore we should try to get theoretical knowledge from the books and practice doing them over and over again.