1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

What class?

 

Advanced Java Concepts. I'm taking a UNIX/Linux course too, although that one is restricted to my major so I got in no issue.

 

That's a fancy sounding barista course

I took some basic Dreamweaver courses in school that dabbled a bit in java script but I really couldn't claim to know much about it.

Congrats on getting into the class though

 

Let me know if you need help, I have like 5 years of java experience now ish

 

That is a miracle, it was basically a zero percent chance of getting in if you were underclassmen at my school

 

Oh this is my second time taking the class, didn't pass the first time around. (Among other students, which is also why the waitlist is so long)

Massive respect to Software Engineers. Coding is fun but I absolutely cannot do that for a living. That's why I opted for Computer Engineering over Science.

 

Unix/Linux is a bit daunting to learn but if you're going into tech it will absolutely be amazing in the day to day

 

@BartMaster1234 is my more successful mini me

 

I actually studied the layout of the classroom and tried to see where the teacher would set up his laptop. From there, there was only one logical spot where he would put the sign in sheet. I sat 4 feet away from where I guessed he'd put it, and I was right. I was #1 on the waitlist.

 

Serious? I suck at Java. I reaaallly like Python, I wish it was more of an industry standard. It's so easy to pick up. It would be nice if schools taught Python before Java, I learned the other way around.

 

It feels elegant and refined Lol

 

I find basic Unix easier than Java for some reason, I've done maybe 3-4 years of Java and I still have trouble with it.

 

I just looked through hundreds of fittings and have no idea what it is still

 

Yeah, let me know if you need help and I'll see what I can do. I have experience in doing Java clients for windows but most of my experience is java developer in Android apps which is what I did for like the last 3ish years l

 

So that's how you afford to constantly repair the F250...

 

No joke. I don't even want to do the dollar per mile math on it.

I write software for a 3 letter organization now.

 

Same here

 

But really know it just feels like any normal drill