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It's fun. I learned how to translate from Decimal to Binary to Octal to Hexadecimal to ASCII.

I have no idea what you mean by that.But glad that you are enjoying your classes!Keep up the good work!JM

Thanks.

You are welcome!JM

Obviously no one cares about my love for programming. cry

I heard Austin

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good luck with program classes clover

i haven't programmed in any language for awhile...

taught Visual Basic and the basics of C++ to myself my senior year of high school...then had to take both VB and C++ in college as a requirement for my AA in Computer Science.

Binary/Hex/ASCII all introduced in Intro to Computer Science...I miss those classes...

programming isn't for me though...i prefer the "technical support" side of the IT field

Yeah I'm learning computer science as well, but on wednesdays I'm learning the fundamentals of VB.

We're going to build a coke machine simulator this semester.

Tech support is fun; I have learn how to troubleshoot and stuff for that kind of thing this semester as well.

I'm also a computer science student, now is going for degrees. Yea, at the begining i also have fun in the programming classes, but after 2 years i had changed my perception, i feel bored!

It's only my point of view. I just think that facing this brutal coding and language for the rest of my working life is very terrible....

I do like programming, but only for fun; not for a job. Any 1 have same comment with me?

I'm going to go into Perl, VB.NET, and hopefully JAVA next semester. My dad will hire me as a freelance programmer if I can learn JAVA.

One thing I like about programming is the endless possibilities of creativity that there are in building programs.

lol im learning to add and subtract in binary

That's not to hard once you can get the Base 2 counting system.