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Very much agree with this. In some ways it appears intentional. To avoid “giving away the answer” professors will sometimes hand you a very fuzzy set of loose r
by Jorge1o1 7y ago
Very much agree with this. In some ways it appears intentional. To avoid “giving away the answer” professors will sometimes hand you a very fuzzy set of loose rules, perhaps 2 example test cases and you’re off to the races.
It’s funny because you can read about the same exact algorithm in Sedgewick or CLRS anyways, so I don’t know who they’re trying to fool.
- bobbyz 7y agoEvery time it happens it feels like my productive work hours are being stolen from me and there is no recourse. I'm considering (am going to, haven't had the time yet) billing my professor for time wasted.