Looking at my paper and what do you think I see?
A whole lot of circles and crosses and I wondered what was wrong with me.
Some simple errors here and there which I could have solved over a cup of tea.
But during the test I spoil it all by doing something stupid like I see wrongly…<\/p>\n
Stupid stupid mistake… Mistaken 'false' as saying the expression is invalid… if it had said 'returns false', I would not have made that mistake…<\/p>\n
Stupid stupid mistake… b = a?x:y; Do this all the time in PHP, yet did this mistake in C… and the answer was printed out in the next question. How can I overlook that…<\/p>\n
And then there's one more, with some values here and there, also think wrongly…<\/p>\n
But it's not that bad after all. I did learn that to initialise an empty array, I just have to put char array[3][3] = {' '};…<\/p>\n
Alright. Put that paper aside. I have finished with that. zzz<\/p>\n
Just now got some virus spreading over MSN. Wow. A change of virus spreading plans? Funny.exe. Not that funny at all. Hmm… but also must laugh. Haha…<\/p>\n
Alright. Finished explaining Physics and programming. Time to rest…<\/p>\n
Hahaha…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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