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Feb 15, 2005 09:38

I'm way to tired for it to be this late in the morning ( Read more... )

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air_hadoken February 15 2005, 15:02:29 UTC
As you were already at one point a CS major, if you at least got through CMSC202, learning Java shouldn't be hard at all.

Then again, I seem to remember doing the hard parts of your homework (the Corel Make-it-Work expert™)

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porcelainkitten February 15 2005, 18:56:39 UTC
Yeah... I didn't bother with 202 b/c I changed my major. I took 201 for fun. ("Fun" she says).

But I am, I think, at a better point in my life to learn stuff. I used to be "this isn't interesting to me, I don't want to learn it". Now I've become more of the "I need to learn this to keep my job".

It's amazing what job security can do to a girl.

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air_hadoken February 15 2005, 21:00:33 UTC
202 was taught in C++ and it focused on how to use C++ to do rudimentary object-oriented design, as well as tree structures and sorting algorithms (basic stuff expanded on in later courses). It wasn't on the level of software engineering, but it was enough to get started on class encapsulation and inheritance.

It was valuable experience because Java pigeonholes programmers into using OO features. You've probably found this out already. Don't fight it, but do encapsulate your good meaty code and then build your top-level runtime classes (execution controllers and GUIs) to act like tool controls (with your other classes you made being the tools). You should do fine, and more because you're a smart person than because you fear being kicked to the curb. ;)

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working out? ha! coolintentions February 18 2005, 16:34:04 UTC
Kit, ^..^

Fuhgetabout working out to lose weight -- swing dancing baby! Every Satterdae night at Glen Echo, DC. B-)

--Diavo, The Swank Cool Kat =^..^=

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Re: working out? ha! porcelainkitten February 19 2005, 23:31:25 UTC
DAVE!

OMG! I MISS YOU!!!! *POUNCE*

AAAAH! FRIENDING YOU :) We need to hang out!!!!!!

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