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by mathattack
4201 days ago
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At my Uni the assumption was that you didn't need to know before you started, but the upkick in 2nd year classes was very difficult, and you'd wind up with a few "15+ hours of non-class work per week" simultaneously. So most of the top students had programmed before, but there were a couple very talented outliers who just had an aptitude for it. (Smart plus no bad habits plus work ethic) |
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