| Word | Level |
| Find | A1 |
| New | A1 |
| Also | A1 |
| Understand | A1-A2 |
| Save | A2 |
| Believe | A2 |
| Should | A2 – B1 |
| Skills | B1 |
| Fully | B1 |
| Knowledge | B1 |
| Provide | B1 |
| Lack | B1- B2 |
| To rely on | B2 |
| Lead | B2 |
| Bugs | B2 |
| Code | B2 – C1 |
| Review | B2 – C1 |
| Source | B2 – C1 |
| Caution | C1 |
| Underlying | C2 |
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To Use or Not to Use Stack Overflow?
Person 1: “I think programmers shouldn’t use Stack Overflow.”
Person 2: “Why not?”
Person 1: “Well, constantly relying on Stack Overflow can stifle their critical thinking skills and creativity. They also might not fully understand the solutions they find, It’s important for programmers to understand the code they’re working with.”
Person 2: “But don’t you think it saves time and makes their job easier?”
Person 1: “Of course, it can be efficient to find answers quickly, but relying too heavily on Google or Stack Overflow can lead to a lack of understanding of the code. Plus, the information found on the internet isn’t always correct, which can result in bugs in the code.”
Person 3: “I disagree. I think programmers should definitely use Stack Overflow.”
Person 2: “Why?”
Person 3: “Stack overflow offers a vast knowledge base and can help programmers find solutions quickly. Plus, Stack Overflow is a community-driven platform where programmers can find solutions that have been tested and reviewed by other professionals. Browsing coding forums can also provide new learning opportunities and keep programmers updated on best practices and new technologies.”
Person 1: “I see your point, but I still believe that Stack Overflow should be used with caution. It’s important to understand the underlying concepts and not solely rely on external sources.”
