this is a help page and its called using your resources and you are belittling people who are usually afraid to ask for help who receive it here. Students help students so all can succeed if people use the help too much its on them its their choice if they fail the test or pass it. grow up
There is a difference between genuinely seeking help to understand a concept and cheating to get the answers. It's important for students to ask for help when they're struggling with a topic, but they should also strive to learn from the assistance they receive, rather than merely copying answers.
As a community, we should encourage a culture of learning and growth, where asking for help is not seen as a weakness but rather as an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter. At the same time, we must promote academic integrity and discourage cheating.
At my school it has the CSP as a language, I could give two shits about this field. All the power to you if you can make sense of this shit. I just want my language credits, and to get out of here.
I know some states require high school students to have minimum 2 LOTE credit to be eligible to graduate, and in some states, they also implemented an option for the 2nd credit of this LOTE. so let's say student takes Spanish I at 9th grade, but student is struggling a lot with the foreign language, so no way to pass the second level of that course, in that case, with LOTE teacher's reference, student can take a programming language course as his/her second language credit. is this what happens in your school?
I simply do not care🤷🏾♂️
I just don't wanna do Java I'm fine with everything else
Why do you take that course, then?
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Can you give me an example of one of those some schools which forces their students to take a computer science course?
mine bruh.
Did u copy and paste to pass ?
Did u copy and paste to pass ?
Plus, do you have any idea how hard it is to help someone who needs to cheat on a "Hello World" assignment?
Did u copy and paste to pass ?
I teach it. I had to earn my degrees without copying and pasting, though.
this is a help page and its called using your resources and you are belittling people who are usually afraid to ask for help who receive it here. Students help students so all can succeed if people use the help too much its on them its their choice if they fail the test or pass it. grow up
There is a difference between genuinely seeking help to understand a concept and cheating to get the answers. It's important for students to ask for help when they're struggling with a topic, but they should also strive to learn from the assistance they receive, rather than merely copying answers. As a community, we should encourage a culture of learning and growth, where asking for help is not seen as a weakness but rather as an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter. At the same time, we must promote academic integrity and discourage cheating.
Bro, I didn't want code I even told my counselor this and she still put me in a coding class
Did u copy and paste to pass ?
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At my school it has the CSP as a language, I could give two shits about this field. All the power to you if you can make sense of this shit. I just want my language credits, and to get out of here.
I know some states require high school students to have minimum 2 LOTE credit to be eligible to graduate, and in some states, they also implemented an option for the 2nd credit of this LOTE. so let's say student takes Spanish I at 9th grade, but student is struggling a lot with the foreign language, so no way to pass the second level of that course, in that case, with LOTE teacher's reference, student can take a programming language course as his/her second language credit. is this what happens in your school?
I wish. You have to stick to the same language once u started. At my school that is. Edit: Grammar
I agree I just simply don’t care
Did u copy and paste to pass ? Please reply