that's the same with most comp sci courses at unswdo you guys have to write code using a pen in your test?
thats messed up lolthat's the same with most comp sci courses at unsw
if you make a mistake you have to start again usually from scratch
it's good in a way that it makes you actually think about your program but you go through at least 10 booklets and 3 pens by the end of the exam and it's to stop cheating/plagiarism etcthats messed up lol
You can't even debug it while writing code.
Yeah... I had to redo my whole answer in the exam because I realised I coded it wrong.do you guys have to write code using a pen in your test?
what language? VB?Yeah... I had to redo my whole answer in the exam because I realised I coded it wrong.
Nah we're supposed to do it in pseudocodewhat language? VB?
lol thats lameNah we're supposed to do it in pseudocode
at uni you have to write it in C, C++, Java, python, etclol thats lame
now that's not lame. Its kinda cool.at uni you have to write it in C, C++, Java, python, etc
yesnow that's not lame. Its kinda cool.
do you recommend that I get into the habit of not running code every few lines.
Not at all, you get to invent your own pseudocode variant!lol thats lame
Requoting, what did everyone do? Relative or absolute?Are you sure it was move down / up (relative)? I interpreted it as what X/Y to move to (absolute), so 15/15, 30/15, 30/30 IIRC.
They didn't specify what representation for negative X/y. If it was relative, they would've included 'sign & modulus, two's complement', etc.
We'll wait until the pdfs are posted!
AbsoluteRequoting, what did everyone do? Relative or absolute?
You will probably never know if you got a raw band 6 but when we get our hsc results (Not atar) on the 16th of december you WILL get your moderated exam mark, so if you got 85 raw depending on how they do it, could go up or down or stay the same etc. At least this isIf I got a band 6 raw would I ever find out? I'm not ranked first, so the first would get the top mark.
I did absolute because I understood the X and Y values as X and Y values on a graph, so you put a point at 1,1 then move it to 2,2 by putting the new coordinates not just adding 1,1. Because obviously the data stream couldn't interpret a negative value.Requoting, what did everyone do? Relative or absolute?