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grant_hutchisongrant_hutchison@grant_hutchison·
15 Sep

Quick build for FTC
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15 Sep

Excellent video for Computer Engineering class discussions #oncsed
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12 Sep

So true. I thought OOP was message passing and not so direct - "telling others what to do" seems a bit abrupt. #csed

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'OOP does model the real world! Things at the top of the hierarchy seemingly do nothing but tell those at the bottom what to do.' -- @fogus

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bria_sullivanbria@bria_sullivan·
11 Sep

Ok so here’s my best advice for getting through the shitty whiteboard coding interviews.

I panic when I’m put on the spot and all knowledge goes out the window. For those like me, here’s my advice:

Come up with a formula to get through by the end of the interview. Here’s mine:

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grant_hutchisongrant_hutchison@grant_hutchison·
10 Sep

If you still teach Python 2 this is probably a good reason to switch. #oncsed

Guido van Rossum@gvanrossum

It's (even more) official: support for Python 2 ends 1/1/2020. Read why, and what you should do: https://t.co/48ihncvHxL

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