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[Kent Johnson]

On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 3:55 AM, Pierre Dagenais <pierre.dagenais at ncf.ca> wrote:
> Timothy Grant wrote:

> If that's what it is, and I thought it might be, he won't learn how to
> program but on exam day he'll realize that cheating is very expensive. A
> great lesson to learn early in life if possible. On the other hand if Kayla
> is just new to programming and learning on his own, then some silly mistake
> can take weeks to figure out and is a huge waste of time, as I experienced
> when learning basic on my beloved ZX81. Besides any teacher worth it's wiff
> should scan this list for cheaters, right?

Regardless of how you feel about cheating, or whether the teacher is
reading the list, the policy on this list is not to knowingly supply
explicit answers to homework questions. We give hints and help
learners when they are stuck. You didn't even give Kayla a chance to
get stuck.

Kent