>>1
My college made us buy this as a textbook. It's even worse than you'd think.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 17:46
>>2
I'd be obliged if you passed on the following message to the man in charge of your college:
``Read SICP.''
Thank you.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 17:48
>>3
I actually already told them something similar. They also teach Cobol, C#, and Sepples, and all of those are mandatory (though only one semester each, while Java is required every semester).
Our Java textbook for next semester is Head First Design Patterns.
I have screaming arguments with my teachers a lot.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 18:09
>>4
They teach you COBOL, C#, C++ and Java? Where the hell do you go to school, West Africa?
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Anonymous2008-02-05 18:38
import org.4chan.prog.Facepalm;
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Anonymous2008-02-05 18:45
>>5
Belgium. It's sad.
At least there's no Python.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 22:28
What? No Python? That is heresy
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Anonymous2008-02-05 22:31
That picture contains the answer to everything.
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Anonymous2008-02-05 22:38
>>7
Good job stacking Python with COBOL, C#, C++ and Java. Note: this is the language that The Anticudder approved for use in the successor of 6.001.
>>20
It is unthinkable to destroy the word of the SUSSMAN as they have done, even if it is the first edition.
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Anonymous2008-02-07 17:41
i just bittorrented head first java the other day. as a beginner programmer, i actually like it. it's not a required text for my class but it's recommended so i decided to check it out and im glad i did. the required text for my class pretty much assumes you already know java which is retarded since we spent all of last quarter learning scheme.
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Anonymous2009-03-06 8:59
The name the algorithm that determines joints and simulates flexibility and such I want to enforce whatever rules I want on how to do your work BEFORE the first compilable program.