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Official letter came in today. Teh wheeee! Happiness.
Three years is a longer time span than I thought.
So for Dr. Dell's Fourth Quarter project, I decided to try out the java applet project to mess with relativity. I figured that I might as well have some fun while working with relativity. Heck, I'd taken CompSci during freshmen year, so I'd still remember enough to survive right?
Wrong.
There's still that nagging feeling that keeps following me around. What if I had taken APCS sophomore year? what if I hadn't switched out at the last minute, hadn't chickened out at the thought of another year of Java? What if I had switched back once I had realized it was in C++? I could have taken post-AP courses in the syslab, been able to have actually learned advanced topics.
So I don't remember how to declare public classes. What the heck...
Maybe I could have seriously considered majoring in CS. Maybe I would be able to understand what the juniors were talking about during lunch in the syslab. I wouldn't have been totally clueless during junior year. People think I'm a syslab geek, but in reality, all I can do is mess with basic web apps and design. That really doesn't constitute actual compsci, its simply a set of superficial applications of limited use.
I tell myself not to dwell on it, and yet I keep falling back on it.
*sigh* Sophmore year was definitely not a high spot in rationality.
Which is why I'm glad I managed to get into a strong CS school.
NOTE: Don't take the above seriously, I'm not actually too depressed over this, its just one of those "STUPID MOKI!" moments. Its more of a reminder to myself not to be stupid later in life. Time to cut the angst, get off my butt, and to get working.
On that note, how do I declare an object of a public class in java?
So our topics presentation is on thursday, and we really don't have anything done. Fun fun.
Have I really been acting strangely lately? Several people have said that... strange...
Three years is a longer time span than I thought.
So for Dr. Dell's Fourth Quarter project, I decided to try out the java applet project to mess with relativity. I figured that I might as well have some fun while working with relativity. Heck, I'd taken CompSci during freshmen year, so I'd still remember enough to survive right?
Wrong.
There's still that nagging feeling that keeps following me around. What if I had taken APCS sophomore year? what if I hadn't switched out at the last minute, hadn't chickened out at the thought of another year of Java? What if I had switched back once I had realized it was in C++? I could have taken post-AP courses in the syslab, been able to have actually learned advanced topics.
So I don't remember how to declare public classes. What the heck...
Maybe I could have seriously considered majoring in CS. Maybe I would be able to understand what the juniors were talking about during lunch in the syslab. I wouldn't have been totally clueless during junior year. People think I'm a syslab geek, but in reality, all I can do is mess with basic web apps and design. That really doesn't constitute actual compsci, its simply a set of superficial applications of limited use.
I tell myself not to dwell on it, and yet I keep falling back on it.
*sigh* Sophmore year was definitely not a high spot in rationality.
Which is why I'm glad I managed to get into a strong CS school.
NOTE: Don't take the above seriously, I'm not actually too depressed over this, its just one of those "STUPID MOKI!" moments. Its more of a reminder to myself not to be stupid later in life. Time to cut the angst, get off my butt, and to get working.
On that note, how do I declare an object of a public class in java?
So our topics presentation is on thursday, and we really don't have anything done. Fun fun.
Have I really been acting strangely lately? Several people have said that... strange...