just spent an hour "learning" to use System.out.print();

wtf. is this like special ed programming?

just moved on to:

int num1 = 789;
int num2 = 123;
int result = num1 + num2;
system.out.print(result);

This post was edited by Ausi2004 on Aug 22 2012 02:01pm

Community college is serious business bro.

is it a 1000 level course? aka intro?

you don't take those kinds of classes unless you are supposed to be in there. If you are better then the rest of the class then just test out of it like a normal person.

You need to learn basics first. You aren't going to learn to be a master programmer in an intro course/the first few weeks of classes.

This post was edited by VxDoomxV on Aug 22 2012 09:57pm

Ehh its Purdue University...



I understand that, but I wish there was a way i could skip 2 weeks then come back, but I'd miss the test on chapter one worth a lot of points... I don't remember exact numbers but I think about 8% of our final grade.

nobody says you can't just skip class until the day of the test

professor does. he takes attendance daily and 2 absences is an automatic fail. >_>

This post was edited by SlayerMandrake on Aug 24 2012 10:27am

is it small enough that he recognizes you on sight? If it's verbal, have someone else say "here" when he calls your name. If it's written, have someone else sign you in. If it's via PRS or other device, have someone else carry yours. Or you can just leave after role call.

paper sign in, and i don't know anyone in the class.