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Jim Henderson wrote:
> That's one of the things that always got me in those classes - I'd also
> often get done so early I wondered what I'd missed.
I often worried about it, but in this particular class, I was the only one
who handed in the first homework on time, with about 80% of the class
admitting they hadn't even started, so I wasn't too concerned that it was
too easy.
That was the one where I'd gotten f'ing sick of all the tedium of
programming, and put off the first 4-week homework assignment until about 5
hours before the class started. Led to surprisingly modular code. ;-)
There have also been times in (say) math classes where I just completely
skip a question, and the prof doesn't count it off, because it's not there
at all to grade. I try to correct such problems, but only once. If the prof
insists he counted right, I'll only point out the problem the first time. :-)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
There's no CD like OCD, there's no CD I knoooow!
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