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Gut reactions to removing inheritance from the AP CSA course.
Pro: It does align better with my college course.
Con: It breaks teaching objects first, not completely, just meaningfully.
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Gut reactions to removing inheritance from the AP CSA course.
Pro: It does align better with my college course.
Con: It breaks teaching objects first, not completely, just meaningfully.
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Gut reactions to removing inheritance from the AP CSA course.
Pro: It does align better with my college course.
Con: It breaks teaching objects first, not completely, just meaningfully.
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Gut reactions to removing inheritance from the AP CSA course.
Pro: It does align better with my college course.
Con: It breaks teaching objects first, not completely, just meaningfully.
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Gut reactions to removing inheritance from the AP CSA course.
Pro: It does align better with my college course.
Con: It breaks teaching objects first, not completely, just meaningfully.
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CompSci teachers panic as Replit pulls the plug on educational IDE
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CompSci teachers panic as Replit pulls the plug on educational IDE
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CompSci teachers panic as Replit pulls the plug on educational IDE
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CompSci teachers panic as Replit pulls the plug on educational IDE
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CompSci teachers panic as Replit pulls the plug on educational IDE
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Each year I try to do as many #AdventOfCode write-ups for Java solutions using the AP CSA subset (this actually makes it much harder.) I am going to do my write-ups this year in my actual GitHub repo and link to it. I am going to tag everything with #aoc4csa so you can filter it out.
Day 1 involves ArrayList algorithms and, with this particular solution, some indexOf and substring fun. It can be understood by students at this point in most courses.
https://github.com/scerruti/AoC2022/blob/main/writeups/Day01.md
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Each year I try to do as many #AdventOfCode write-ups for Java solutions using the AP CSA subset (this actually makes it much harder.) I am going to do my write-ups this year in my actual GitHub repo and link to it. I am going to tag everything with #aoc4csa so you can filter it out.
Day 1 involves ArrayList algorithms and, with this particular solution, some indexOf and substring fun. It can be understood by students at this point in most courses.
https://github.com/scerruti/AoC2022/blob/main/writeups/Day01.md
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Each year I try to do as many #AdventOfCode write-ups for Java solutions using the AP CSA subset (this actually makes it much harder.) I am going to do my write-ups this year in my actual GitHub repo and link to it. I am going to tag everything with #aoc4csa so you can filter it out.
Day 1 involves ArrayList algorithms and, with this particular solution, some indexOf and substring fun. It can be understood by students at this point in most courses.
https://github.com/scerruti/AoC2022/blob/main/writeups/Day01.md
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Each year I try to do as many #AdventOfCode write-ups for Java solutions using the AP CSA subset (this actually makes it much harder.) I am going to do my write-ups this year in my actual GitHub repo and link to it. I am going to tag everything with #aoc4csa so you can filter it out.
Day 1 involves ArrayList algorithms and, with this particular solution, some indexOf and substring fun. It can be understood by students at this point in most courses.
https://github.com/scerruti/AoC2022/blob/main/writeups/Day01.md
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