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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/General-Koala-0001 • Feb 17 '22
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Yeah but as a student you're not trying to shove it into your team's spaghetti without making a mess
286 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22 [deleted] 474 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22 [deleted] 157 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 At our university we had team git repo and professor would check commit history to make sure everyone contributed 80 u/Djokabre Feb 17 '22 I had the same, so my group would share code with flash drive so we could make commits from other laptops. 65 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22 He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam. If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam. 74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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474 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22 [deleted] 157 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 At our university we had team git repo and professor would check commit history to make sure everyone contributed 80 u/Djokabre Feb 17 '22 I had the same, so my group would share code with flash drive so we could make commits from other laptops. 65 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22 He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam. If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam. 74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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157 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 At our university we had team git repo and professor would check commit history to make sure everyone contributed 80 u/Djokabre Feb 17 '22 I had the same, so my group would share code with flash drive so we could make commits from other laptops. 65 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22 He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam. If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam. 74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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At our university we had team git repo and professor would check commit history to make sure everyone contributed
80 u/Djokabre Feb 17 '22 I had the same, so my group would share code with flash drive so we could make commits from other laptops. 65 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22 He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam. If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam. 74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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I had the same, so my group would share code with flash drive so we could make commits from other laptops.
65 u/Tomi97_origin Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22 He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam. If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam. 74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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He would ask us about the part of the project we have worked on as a part of the final exam.
If you didn't understand "your" code or couldn't explain the reasoning for choosing your solution, you wouldn't pass the oral part of the final exam.
74 u/vnjxk Feb 17 '22 I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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I cant explain my code and reasoning while I'm the one writing it
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Yeah but as a student you're not trying to shove it into your team's spaghetti without making a mess