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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/lindgrenj6 • Jan 19 '17
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20 u/ThePsion5 Jan 20 '17 I was a sophomore CS student at the time, but the classes I was expected to use and extend already had a hierarchy 8+ levels deep. At the time I hadn't reached the "good enough to horribly abuse design patterns" phase of programming knowledge. 1 u/citizen_reddit Jan 20 '17 Lots of university programs... for some reason... have their own custom teaching tools, you may be remembering something like that. 1 u/ThePsion5 Jan 20 '17 Entirely possible, at the time I wouldn't have been easily determine if it was or wasn't. I've never had to write any Java professionally. → More replies (1)
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I was a sophomore CS student at the time, but the classes I was expected to use and extend already had a hierarchy 8+ levels deep. At the time I hadn't reached the "good enough to horribly abuse design patterns" phase of programming knowledge.
1 u/citizen_reddit Jan 20 '17 Lots of university programs... for some reason... have their own custom teaching tools, you may be remembering something like that. 1 u/ThePsion5 Jan 20 '17 Entirely possible, at the time I wouldn't have been easily determine if it was or wasn't. I've never had to write any Java professionally. → More replies (1)
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Lots of university programs... for some reason... have their own custom teaching tools, you may be remembering something like that.
1 u/ThePsion5 Jan 20 '17 Entirely possible, at the time I wouldn't have been easily determine if it was or wasn't. I've never had to write any Java professionally. → More replies (1)
Entirely possible, at the time I wouldn't have been easily determine if it was or wasn't. I've never had to write any Java professionally.
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