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Choice Votes   Percent
Elementary School 68 32.1%   
High School/Upper Secondary School 113 53.3%   
Associate's Degree 6 2.8%   
Bachelor's Degree 11 5.2%   
Master's Degree 2 0.9%   
Licentiate's Degree 0 0.0%   
Doctoral Degree 5 2.4%   
I am still in Elementary School 7 3.3%   

Survey posted 2003-06-29 21:49 by Henrik.

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Re: What level of education have you completed?
AndySoft  Account Info
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Seeing as how I have another year of High School left, I chose Elementary School since that is all I have completed.

Hmm, I suppose I should turn the computer off because of the thunderstorm... Tough. I have a surge protector, and Win2k doesn't complain about bad shutdowns unless it was modifing Win98's FAT32 partition.

Reply to this comment    2 July 2003, 03:07 GMT


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DarkSideProgramming  Account Info

That's a load of crap. My computer (running Win2000 Pro) froze several times last night/early this morning and i had to restart (twice) each time to get my comp working.

Reply to this comment    5 July 2003, 22:41 GMT

Re: What level of education have you completed?
Stephen Sanders  Account Info
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Any other International Baccalaureate students here?

Reply to this comment    6 July 2003, 18:09 GMT

Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Joey Gannon  Account Info
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Naw... AP all the way.

Reply to this comment    7 July 2003, 11:49 GMT


Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Geek_Productions Account Info

I'm going to go for an IB diploma starting in 11th so I'm not bored. I coasted thru this school year with high 90's.

Reply to this comment    7 July 2003, 23:05 GMT


Re: Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Stephen Sanders  Account Info
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Yeah...it gets a lot harder starting at 11th grade...I got my IB diploma yesterday. It was a lot of work, and I don't really recommend it unless you are going to go to a university outside of the USA. But...have fun!

Reply to this comment    8 July 2003, 06:42 GMT

Re: What level of education have you completed?
gamedwellerz  Account Info
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I think its time for a new survey...

Reply to this comment    7 July 2003, 20:34 GMT


Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Preston Chaderton  Account Info
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Yeah, it kinda is. Like: What type of basic do you like to program more: TI Basic/Visual Basic/Q Basic/Dark Basic?
I'd like that survey!

Reply to this comment    8 July 2003, 19:33 GMT

Re: Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Preston Chaderton  Account Info
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Then I would explain how Dark Basic IS THE BEST BASIC THERE IS AND EVERY WILL BE!!! AND THEN PEOPLE WILL LEARN ABOUT DARK BASIC, START PROGRAMMING IT, AND WE SHALL ALL BE MASTERS OF DARK BASIC!!! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!

Reply to this comment    8 July 2003, 19:37 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
Soth  Account Info
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How about no basics. They are all a waste of time and resources (apart from on the TIs).

Reply to this comment    9 July 2003, 20:36 GMT


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Preston Chaderton  Account Info
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You might think basic is horrible, but I think its great (considering its the only language I can try to understand, I'm still having a hard time even looking at my C++ Guide for more than 5 minutes without getting a headache.) So yes basic.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2003, 02:57 GMT


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Soth  Account Info
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Try perl.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2003, 20:27 GMT

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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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It's great for internet stuff... though setting it up and 'chmod'ing stuff can be a pain.


C for the 68K calcs is easy to get the hang of, though there's some really hard stuff in there (file i/o, grayscale, _rowread(), etc.). Actually, I love _rowread(). It's amazing.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2003, 23:02 GMT

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Preston Chaderton  Account Info
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I dont have a 68k calc. Gonna get an 89 soon though.

Reply to this comment    11 July 2003, 04:07 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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But do you have VTI? ;-)

Reply to this comment    11 July 2003, 20:18 GMT


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Preston Chaderton  Account Info
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The only emulators I believe in are the ones the company makes themselves.

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 02:51 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Well, TI did make an emulator, but I personally think that VTI is better.

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 18:25 GMT


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Soth  Account Info
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It is great for more than just cgi work. If you need to write a rog to quickly do basic number crunching then Perl is really useful.

And, what do you mean it's a pain to set up and do chmod. It's really easy - you just use a proper OS.

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 13:37 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Maybe the way I did it was inefficient, but I'd make the PERL prog, get on FTP and transfer it to the cgi-bin, get off FTP, get on TELNET and chmod it, go on the internet and test it, and if I have any errors, I have to do the whole process over again. *sigh*

Can you upload files with telnet somehow? That would save time from the ftp thing. Telnet looks cool. I logged on to my server once and told my friend that I was hacking. He believed me :)

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 18:27 GMT

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Matthew Marshall  Account Info

What about Delphi? I would go with that if I didn't already have CBuilder.

Reply to this comment    11 July 2003, 05:09 GMT


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gamedwellerz  Account Info
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My freind programs Perl... it looks soo complicated, im not even gonna try to learn it.

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 16:45 GMT


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no_one_2000_  Account Info
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Well, like all languages, it can look like a bunch of random characters put together, but then, when you start to learn the syntax, it starts to make sense. Well, BASIC is a bit too obvious for that, but I've made javascript programs (I don't use indenting or any spacing) where it looked like random characters before, and JS is quite easy.
You'd probably feel the same way about PERL if you worked with it for a couple weeks (or even days).

Reply to this comment    13 July 2003, 18:30 GMT


Re: Re: Re: What level of education have you completed?
burntfuse  Account Info

Yeah, a new survey like that would be good.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2003, 14:12 GMT

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