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So I'm writing my computer science exam in like 10 minutes.

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XS-Nitrogen

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I'm sittin' on the computer waiting for the instructor to pass the exam out. I wish he'd just hurry up... the faster he gives us the test, the faster I can get out of here and get something to eat. It's the lab exam, so it should be practical stuff and not theory, but I have a feeling it won't be... Oh well. Anyway, logging out now. I'll post when I get home or something and let you guys know exactly how badly I pwn><0r3d this test. :D

That is all.

-Nitrogen


P.S. - Yeah, I'm basically just wasting time 'cause I'm bored and tired of waiting. You probably knew that though.
 
Good luck!! :D

Know that no matter how you do, you'll have done a million time better than I could've.
 
So... I did terribly. I got 24/25. I lost that point due to to both unclear directions and the fact that in order to do what he ACTUALLY meant would require using things we weren't taught (I could have without a problem, but I usually lose marks for such crazy antics). I'm really disappointed in myself. So there goes my perfect 100% in the lab portion :'(

Either way, this part of the class is worth 10% of the total grade, so that might help my final mark a bit... After all, 0.1% isn't going to matter on my overall mark in the class.

So yeah... test is done. You can ignore this topic now xD
 
It was on C++ mostly, with a tiny section on *nix commands - We used Solaris 9 on the lab computers and had to know how to get around in it, so thats why we had that little part. I've programmed before, and I've used *nix operating systems (Including Solaris, albeit a later version), so I already knew what I was doing more or less.
 
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