Maybe you don't score as well on a test because it doesn't have a compile button, or a google search bar. I.e. you're limited by exactly what you know, and not what you know you can figure out given a compiler, a seach engine, and a little time.
Maybe you don't score as well on a test because it doesn't have a compile button, or a google search bar. I.e. you're limited by exactly what you know, and not what you know you can figure out given a compiler, a seach engine, and a little time.
The crows maintain that a single crow could destroy the heavens. Doubtless this is so. But it proves nothing against the heavens, for the heavens signify simply: the impossibility of crows.
Mmm... most tests keep you off the compiler intentionally because of that. It gets new programmers out of the habit of guess and check and leaves them to be able to run through the code themselves without the help of a compiler. ... and last I checked, most real tests are meant to be done without the help of a search bar.Originally Posted by IfYouSaySo
It's like my Pre-Calc teacher used to let us do... you can take the test with another student, but you have to split up your grade between the two of you.
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