I felt the same way about written tests when I was in school. These tests would ask you to find errors and follow loops... this is silly since we have modern de

I felt the same way about written tests when I was in school. These tests would ask you to find errors and follow loops... this is silly since we have modern debuggers to help with this. Just try to remember that life is not like school. In life there aren't tests so much as there are learning experiences. When you program, you're constantly learning, correcting, analyzing, and perfecting until things are just right. This is what makes it so much fun. I agree with the others here that it would help to talk to the counselor and your teachers. On top of that, if it helps, remember that many others went through the similarly insane rigors of modern higher education to find that in retrospect it was a highly helpful learning experience, if not tedious at times. Best of luck!