[DialogJIG] Re: Code for Lesson 2
- From: Janet_Rogers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: dialogjig@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 10:23:11 +1000
Sounds as if you are having a great holiday. Calamine lotion is great for
the rash, codeine for the diarea and valium for the rest.
My presentation went OK - full of errors, which I expected, and everyone
very nicely picked them up for me. I professed to know NOTHING about Java
in the beginning, so hopefully my ignorance was excused. It was like when
you take a training course for a first time, go to explain something, and
suddenly realise you haven't a clue what it means. Fortunately it was all
informal, and Rob was in the back nodding or shaking his head and pulling
me out of holes!!!
I emphathise with you about recursion!!!! I know what it is, how it works,
when to use it, can explain it really well, but have a complete mental
block about how to write it. It is one of the first things I learnt in
computing, and still go all queasy inside when it is mentioned. I don't
even know what Complexity Analysis is about, so good luck on that one!
Will say an OM for you on Monday!
Janet
"Sam Tevlin"
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dialogjig
Looks like last night went well. I hope you let everyone know that JAVA
SUCKS!!!
I wish I could do this exam now and get it overwith. I am not nervous at
all really. Apart from the rash that has come up on my arms, the diarea
(spelt phonetically as I don't know how to spell)and the constant
crankiness, I am just fine.
Anyway, I better get back to it. Let me know if you can explain to me why
I
need to know about Recursion and Complexity Analysis because at the moment
I
really don't think I will ever need to know it beyond this exam.
Have a great day and weekend, send me good luck thoughts on Monday morning
at 8.30am.
Sam
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