lol WUT

Feb 06, 2009 21:53

I'm going to show you some of my programming homework. I got a 100% on this and I don't actually understand what I did. I do a lot of copying other examples, playing with new information, and hoping it's somewhat correct, and I am always getting these damned 95% and 100%s. So, if you take a look under this cut and have no idea what any of it ( Read more... )

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nkuvu February 7 2009, 07:02:06 UTC
Mrr. I wouldn't have given this 100%, personally. But mebbe I'm just cranky. ^_^

In part, the reason I say that is the line:
Write NewFile, Student, Score1, Score2, Score3

Except that you haven't used the variables Score1, Score2 or Score3 before this, you used Test1/2/3 instead.

The problem also states you should be reading the file created in part one, but from the syntax it looks like you're creating a new file. So instead of a lot of "write" commands, I'd expect to see "read" instead.

I should also mention, however, that being unfamiliar with the syntax of the pseudocode and the assignment, combined with some slight inebriation may cause a lower grade in the Nkuvu Grading Scale than what you really deserve. ~_^

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raegun February 7 2009, 07:18:11 UTC
This is my point exactly! The teacher gives me perfect scores when I KNOW something is at LEAST "a bit off." AND I don't get correction, which makes me feel frustrated. I have a big final this week and I have about 35% confidence in my ability to do it. But because there's no correction or instruction in this class, I'm also thinking "Oh well, he never grades anything wrong."

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nkuvu February 7 2009, 07:44:25 UTC
Ahh, now I understand ( ... )

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raegun February 7 2009, 07:46:36 UTC
Would you pretty please help correct my final this week? lol. I'll just post a rough draft and if you could find flaws in it, I would be ever grateful. This teacher or mine does not point out mistakes, EVER! Grar.

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