high school programming & python
Cliff, or a close facsimile
cjc26 at nospam.cornell.edu
Sat Sep 11 11:40:11 EDT 1999
Pada Fri, 10 Sep 1999 19:36:05 GMT, Les Schaffer bilang:
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| they \quote use \unquote C++, having recently changed from pascal. but
| they dont teach any class/object stuff. when i asked her how far they
| get in the class, she said "up through arrays".
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| they dont do any graphical/GUI coding at all.
We didn't even have a programming class in my high school (graduated in
'96). But if we did, and if it were anything like what you're describing,
I would've been scarred for life. :( I mean, it sounds like this was
*designed* to bore the students to death. Even taking a few CS classes in
college has taken some of the fun out of programming for me..
Here's an article about AP programming classes, from a student's viewpoint:
<http://www.inf-gr.htw-zittau.de/~wagenkn/Natasha_Chen.html>
Maybe you could get your teacher to read this.
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