oceansea

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   by oceansea 3y ago

   https://web.stanford.edu/class/archive/cs/cs103/cs103.1202/l... I am using Stanford University’s definition.
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   by oceansea 3y ago

   I was using Stanford’s definition. https://web.stanford.edu/class/archive/cs/cs103/cs103.1202/l...
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   by oceansea 3y ago

   “I didn’t think there was anything objectionable enough to have it flagged” Even if there was you deserve a reason as to why, or at least some consideration as to your effort. How would you possibly be expected to correct your mistake if
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   by oceansea 3y ago

   I’ve bombed every single one because they don’t let me use a notebook with all of my notes, Google/search engine and additionally bring in my other friends who we mutually discuss and solve problems with as a group. Consequently, you d
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   by oceansea 3y ago

   Let’s say someone buys an iPhone and 4 lattes per week: each latte costs about $4, and a new iPhone is $25 per month on a payment plan. Let’s do the math now. $16(x)4=$64, and that’s your total latte spend per month. Add on the iPhone and
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   by oceansea 3y ago

   It’s a perception problem, as are most things on the edge of mathematics and computing. Displays are built to be visible to human eyes, data is structured to be perceivable to our minds… often we never see the “math” a program does to produ