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shredinator
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I'm thinking a little bit over 90% maybe. Hard to tell.
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88+ i reckon
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I think 85+. 90 would be nice though and I wouldn't expect it to be impossible for me to get.
Scaled though I'm not doing so well in ranks - 4/11 or so.
Scaled though I'm not doing so well in ranks - 4/11 or so.
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Hopefully 80+. I had no idea for program counter and that affected 8 marks. I wrote something so hopefully I scavenge some. Really it all depends on my short answers, it's hard to tell how much information they want sometimes.
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I said one mistake, which shouldn't affect your actual answer.Plunkdogg said:
A challenger appears! Did you get all the MC right?boyle777 said:
Also, whats your msn.
As for me, given that I got 2 MC wrong, my raw mark will be 98/100.
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Well idk.ads89 said:
Think of it this way. For the last 10 years of my life I have spend an amount of time, not surpassed by anyone else I know of my age programming, and related tasks.
I believe that I answered everything correctly. I believe it's possible that I do quite well and get a very good result.
Saying that, you (and others) may not know me as well as say ajd does. If you'd ask him what he thinks about my statements, he'd say I should never be taken seriously and always with a grain of salt.
It will pay dividends to follow this advise
Man, I'd commit suicide for realMooju said:
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that sounds impressive, what languages r u fluent in? and whats in ur opinion hardest thing u have programmedStarcraftmazter said:
and i mean fluent, not just know general syntax
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the fact that you just wrote that means that you have something to prove. Doesn't matter if you've never met anyone better than you in programming, I'm talking about the sheer fact about your attitude toward it. But anyway, don't worry about it.Starcraftmazter said:Well idk.
Think of it this way. For the last 10 years of my life I have spend an amount of time, not surpassed by anyone else I know of my age programming, and related tasks.
I believe that I answered everything correctly. I believe it's possible that I do quite well and get a very good result.
Saying that, you (and others) may not know me as well as say ajd does. If you'd ask him what he thinks about my statements, he'd say I should never be taken seriously and always with a grain of salt.
It will pay dividends to follow this advise
Man, I'd commit suicide for real
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FromDeeEast said:
Fluent, the web langiages.
xhtml + css (though these aren't really languages, but what the hay), javascript, PHP and SQL - the two which are my strongest ones.
Oh course I am also fluent in basic, as I programmed in quickbasic to learn programming.
And also fluent in visual basic 6, thanks to the SDD course.
Hardest program ever made....I don't know, it depends what you mean by hard. I try to develop my skill my completing various projects (always php and mysql). These projects don't necessarily increase in size, but rather I try to make them more secure, use more efficient data structures, use more optimised SQL (I have really come a long way here), use a lot more OOP for everything, and make them highly modular.
The last thing I made was a filescript (think imagemagic + rapidshare) for my software project in y12. Unfortunately it's not as big as I had hoped because...well I'm a lazy asshole, and I didn't spend much time on coding it.
But it's still several thousand lines, and is very highly modularised, has OOP classes for MySQL, Validation, Mail and Uploading functions, and of course function classes, as well as totally separate UCP (user control panel, registration + recovery of account + session system) module. It also uses Smarty templating engine, as is standard with anything I make.
The most complex script I made, I don't know, probably my year 11 project, which was a support system for businesses, etc (you can see it here, http://support.liway.info ) - once again, not as big as I wanted, since I didn't dedicate enough time.
I am actually planning to rewrite it now that exams are over, and that will most certainly be the biggest and hardest script I have ever made, when I make it
The difference now is, I have 3 months, and zero commitments anywhere
All the stuff I make is open source, so you can PM me if you wish for the packages.
ads89 - Ok, I won't
PS. I never deny, that I am always out to prove I am better than everyone at everything I frequently do. It is in my nature. People whom beat me at something only makes me try harder. I accept that it is generally never possible to be the best at something, but you can get damn close. That is my aim for the things I so frequently do. Examples are programming and gaming.
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I know a guy who wrote the radar-jamming software for the F-15 when he was 17.
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No wae, really?
What's his msn?
What's his msn?