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Sitting in an introduction to C++ class (I've been programming for 5 years but every job wants to see a degree even if it means taking boring intro classes)
I see the professor write code like this....
First: Ever heard of break;
Second: I know it's not wrong to write it like this but ever heard of spaces!!!!!!!

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  • 0
    Are you enjoying school? I know you have experience but is it a good class?
  • 1
    I will be ranting about the same things soon, too... :/
  • 3
    @Jumpshot44 actually yes it is a good class including the gigantic book (which is a really good book for C++) I just can't wait until I actually take more computer science classes rather than mostly general Ed
  • 3
    atleast he is using a decent IDE.
  • 3
    of all the things to comment, i like what he chose
  • 4
    @lemonthinking

    std::cout<<"1. to Make deposit"<<std::endl; //ALL YOUR MONIES IS MINE. YEAH!
  • 2
    Can't you do exams without attending lessons? In which country do you live?
  • 3
    I think this picture is taken in 2014. Just saying
  • 1
    @yogesh Nah, probably just the computer set to a wrong date, and time synchronisation disabled.
  • 0
    @crisz no :( but I can leave for the lab portion of the class because I'm always ahead of everyone
    U.S.A.
  • 0
    @yogesh @filthyranter no it was taken yesterday. It's a virtualized environment but I'm really not sure why the date was wrong
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    @crisz in my country, official guidelines say that you need 75% to even appear.
  • 1
    dont even get me started... my first lesson of cs was binary.... .-.

    we had to fill in an A4 sheet filled to the brim of questions.... I used python idle to find every answer....
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    @rodluz wold guess but I imaging the lack of line breaks were so the entire file would fit on a single "page" rather than having to scroll? There is no excuse for the spaces however :)
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