when the coding exam is in person
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Oh yeah I almost forget it
Oh im done the exam in 3 month ago
@@RedHairGildarts same, but this guy seems to make some cool content so imma sub
good luck
I have one
Coding with C on paper: Get minus points because you forgot to put semicolon
Coding with Python on paper: Get minus points because the next line has a difference of 0.1 cm of indentation from the last line
xd
So coding in kotlin means full points?
when you accidentally mix spaces and tabs in your handwriting
I usually put a vertical line to show that it's at the same level of indentation.
@@w花b Who needs coding software when you got them indent lines.
Coding without Stack Overflow is like diving deep into the ocean without an oxygen cylinder...
Its about how long you survive by holding your breath 😂
fun fact! free diving is, in fact, an actual thing
@@arcwand are you sure that's fun tho?
Fun fact! No one who's alive failed at a free diving test
@@Botan1987 damn thats intelluctual.
“Paper coding exams”
Sounds funny, but even at top colleges at CMU, most in-person exams are on paper, staring with the first intro courses…
The partial credit part hit me hard cause it actually works lol
can confirm, just took one of the intro courses at CMU and it was about evenly mixed between paper and computer exams
Both parts of my intro Java class had paper exams... the second semester had to write Java AWT code on paper, that was painful.
@@ducksoop.x ahhhhh semicolons, semicolons…
I think my college changed to timed projects for Java exams during the pandemic. Not sure how it is now.
The worst part, is when you have hand problems which make writing a painful/super-slow experience.
i can confirm MIT is the same. paper exams.
imagine if we programming on paper in real life.
open a paper factory would be more profitable than a software startup
They used to do exactly that
Punch cards
@isa is a man-eating cyborg
they do that in every college on earth.
@isa is a man-eating cyborg
I agree. they treat programming part as any other subject.
if they focus more on the practical side will be better.
We did that and computer programming students always pass late 😭 we write everything in whole 4 pages and we get 5pts or 10pts for all of that 🥲
our coding exams are on paper as well. the thing is we write the code. not multiple choice.
It's both 😫
@@FryingPan well that makes sense. programming languages lesson asked only writing, object oriented programming asked for syntax errors in the code. that was hell of an exam
We also do our coding exam in paper. And semicolon is my biggest enemy (my lecturer is strict about it)
same, just finished writing one yesterday; it wasn't that bad to be honest, the worst question was to inverse every 4 nodes in a linked list (like [A]->[B]->[C]->[D] to [D]->[C]->[B]->[A]), the problem itself was not knowing how to do it but rather being able to tell how much more space you are going to need, had to rewrite the entire function on another paper and cross out the old one since it was all over the place; also it's very important to always double check for semi colons and the number of curlies; it was interesting tho, really made me appreciate the luxury of coding in an IDE such as clion that does half the job for you
Meanwhile, in a real applicable scenario: let me just copy this 20-line block of plotting code I have saved 3 years ago and change some variable names and values.
Dude just gave me terrible flashbacks of my CS exams in school 💀
Dam me too !!! the paper exams is the worst part T^T
Relatable
I literally asked for the computer at my lab exam & ended up scoring full. I wrote on the paper after debugging & executing on the computer with all the modifications the teacher asked of me. This was back in my 3rd sem.
@@therealb888 damn congrats for scoring full😂computers were never provided to us for manual exams. Pain's real :)
Imagine not being able to google while coding, you'll be dead💀
Edit: Ayo that's a lot of likes!
Imagine stackoverflow never existed💀
@@prekshabharadwaj1351 honestly it won't be too bad but you'd need a lot of know how about what's the correct book to get.
Instead of googler, bookler.
@@prekshabharadwaj1351 guy who created stack overflow 💀
Guy who programmed first programming language 🪦🚬
my c programming exams are written lmao
@@harshsharma03 I was being hypothetical chill😂
Paper coding exams was something I was not prepared for but what was even worse was writing a full blow Java program in front of the class on a chalk board
That should be the equivalent of torture for introverts.. which most CS students are let's be honest.
Oh my god... chalk... board
UGHHHHH (I mean, standing there is not only the problem, but the time it takes to finish, and also, the irritating sound of the chalk piercing into your ears and the pressure of being observed, all of those combined and I tell ya, you really have bad luck
What kind of shithead professor makes you do that instead of just having you write it on their computer at the podium which is attached to the projector?
@@tripletsborn4628 Probably one that just follows a script that he forced some kid to make but of course he had to "fix" it himself by making you write out everything as using a computer would turn the class into playtime
I'd imagine that being my nightmare.
I just finished my first Comp Sci final and this is so fucking accurate. There is the group that knew what the hell they were doing and the group that essentially just guessed. It was also all on paper and a few of us were wondering why it would be on paper when you would be using google on the job.
1:10 I love how there's just a dude sleeping on a desk
The writing random stuff to hopefully get half points hits home too hard 😭😭😭😭
EDIT: Almost 1k likes, crazy how many people could relate.
Bruh what? 💀 That would actually be stressful AF. I could have cried if I ever went through that.
@@Isaac-eh6uu wdym? how did you get through school?! Like did you actually study all that shit or what?
For me it was only guessing and writing awnsers that sounds smart lmao.
Bruh I put in 5 different prayers. Hoping for god and prof to give me some slack😭
Praying and trying to sound like i knew the material is exactly how did it
@@maxim9376 yeah, tests in school is how smart you can make your shitty answer be. so they feel pity on you and give you some of dem points
Probably off topic, but I was just thinking at my job the other day, “I love how we’re suppose to memorize stuff without using notes in school (most of the time), meanwhile in all of the jobs I’ve had, I have to look things up or refer back to my notes.”
Which is why I don't understand this coding challeng interview.
It's not like your working environment constantly needs you to come out a low level implementation of a data structure or desigj pattern within 0.5-3 hours without any reference.
What quality are you trying to evaluate?
I loved one test that I've had to a job, they just let me there alone for 2 hours to make consults on SQL, the guy said that I could search anything that I wanted on google because in this area we do this all the time and it would be stupid to not do.
@@leonardo25gabriel Yeah, exactly this. It's like asking you to do calculus without a calculator. Yes it can be done, but it's impractical and a waste of time. I'm not trying to win a no calculator challenge here, I'm trying to make deadline on a project. Sure, remember stuff without reference is cool, but I'd say in this age the skill to identify problem and know what to google or stackoverflow search to fix it is more important.
Bro my school doesn't let you use calculators in calculus. We have to write page long solutions
@@jsgames6843 Bruuuuh
I had CS classes where they allowed us to have Internet access, Google, StackOverflow, etc., and even open up our lecture notes during exams. The thing is, those courses are the scarier ones since you actually need to think hard through the concepts and perform higher-order synthesis. Usually for those classes, the answers cannot be found anywhere on Google (or in our lecture notes, for that matter). On the other hand, it’s from those courses that I actually learn insightful stuff (instead of some useless content regurgitation), so no negative complaints from me haha
but this actually captures the essence of coding and cs since it's basically problem solving, actually applying the concepts and not rote learning
In my college an open book exam where they allow u to use anything is just a death sentence you know not even the professor can do well on that exam if ure allowed to use anything
university name?
Can you tell the course name
I've taken Radar System Course like that one time..... Dear Lord.
1:15 i like the person who is just laying down in the table, ignoring everything around while they recording the video XD
0:40 "guess I've hugged this table long enough. Onto the next"
This Trio is making some great content
The way that PERSON wakes up from bench is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
I kid you not, it took me 3 minutes and you're the only one talking about this like HOW??
the "huhhhhhh" in 1:22 omg 😂😂😂😂
only 3 minutes but such a banger video. Xin was such a good actor in this.
I hope they go easynon us with in-person exams next year considering how little we’ve learnt online. Our online exams were notably easier than the past papers (they ended up cutting out some content) AND open book. If they go back to hard exams, I’ve a feeling they’ll be hit with the realisation we really didn’t learn a thing online lol
Some professors will consider it, others WILL NOT CARE!!
we went back to in person this semester, and shit sucked compared to last year
Even if it wasn't announced as open book, who's gonna stop you? Online learning is gonna make the next face to face school years very hard lol
@@Joe_Mama.also_YTHandlessuckass The thing is the world evolves, but schools are still stuck in the past.
We had online lectures for the past two years, everything worked pretty good, we learned a lot, becuase most professors are really good at their jobs and made online lectures rather entertaining. Now we should go back to 100% in person lectures with zero possibility to maybe watch the lecture online via a live stream because you're sick or have to work. It's not even hard, just set up a god damn web cam pointed at the blackboard and it's done. German colleges are backwards as all hell...
I’m taking med and I’ll be honest I didn’t learn shit
Our in-person for my next year will all be lab and hands on stuff 🥹 I have no idea how will I survive
1:41 exactly lmaooo
When you tick all the C's at the multiple choice and at the end realize you get minus points for wrong answers.
I had this time, it was a practical exam about html css & JS which I had my confidence in as it was the most basic. Thought its going to be the easiest practical exam this year until mfs asked us to copy the school website on paper, They want me to literally remake a whole as web-page. Every single code, hands written on a piece of paper, within 2 hours..
I decided to fail that one and leave the essay blanks. fk that BS if I scored 30 then let it be..
Sad bro
relatable
wat
i find that hard to believe that but i could be wrong
@@cosmicegg1283 after looking at my college exams wanting us to do a Java servlet and entire jsp forms with the html and Java boilerplate.
I do not find hard to believe this
Also asked javafx... On paper...
I’m a mech engineer student and we learned the basics of C++ in one of our classes, during our exams we had to write code on paper, it was weird.
My guy chilling on the table!!
2:08 I personally attacked by this part
I remember doing my pseudocode exam in paper 😅
I remember having to do both. Psedu code wasn't bad, but java I was just waiting for the exam to be over.
1:53 dat was the calmest youre gonna fail ive ever heard in my life dawg
Shoutout to Data Structures and Algorithms for the paper written tests and exams. Such a great experience writing full code with pencil.
Wait until your Fundamentals of Web Development prof asks you to write css on paper 🕱
We did x86 assembly on paper, it's nightmare
@@LongTran-em6hc i feel you on that one. Such a pain in the ass
1:02
Casual KIA (Killed in assessment) in background on day of exam
Omg . I had my chemistry exam 3 hours ago and I studied 6x the material for the wrong board the night before 😁
really enjoy the comedy, wished it could be longer, can relate myself to some of the content
TA: " YO GUYS STOP TALKING IN THE EXAM"
If you know java, learning python is a breeze.
You know what kind of brilliant idea my uni had? Teach c++ the first semester and python the next, most of people there didn't know how to code at all, imagine the picachu faces of our Dean and teachers when 65% of the first years failed that semester
@@G.F.SF55 Lmao. For me I learned python first then java, then C#. definitely try python first for people new to programming
@@riku_dola8079 exactly my thought, their reasoning is that "this way you learn the fundamentals from the beginning", but you don't teach kids the syntaxis and morphology of a language along with its alphabet just so they could "learn the fondamentals from the beginning", AM I RIGHT?! ok sorry, I just really need to vent about this, it's so ridicilous...
@@riku_dola8079 How long did it take you to learn each if you don’t mind?
@@Mutantdogfangs a couple months each ig, tho didn't really use C# much, only used it for a MVC framwork.
0:17 when you haven't been showing up to class for the entire semester
Jokes aside having a paper exam in CS is just really heartbreaking...
TFW you are crying while writing nonsense in the last minute hoping to get some mercy
Yeah my college has exam on paper, and one mistake and every is wrong and you get 0
honestly stupid.
0:40 guy on the table he absolutely prepared to the exam
It is the professor,
of course he is prepared xD. He just got up to announce the exam and continued sleeping
“It was java all along bro” omg what a plot twist! 😂
0:23 is exactly how I cope lmao
-Wait, so it was Java all along?
-Always has been...
1:33 "stop looking at my answers-" haha love the video, also how tf do you code without internet💀
Extra calculator?
Nah man, it's a paper exam, they don't let you use that. Gotta bring an abacus to this one.
0:57 too real
0:41 Teacher was just chillin' on the bench
Dude this is so damn relatable. I just now have my first real life semester without online exams and I was shocked when I found out that we'll have to code on paper. We use 3-4 different languages each semester how the hell am I supposed to get the syntax correct each time? The part with the semicolons was especially relatable. Even more relatable since we are also using python and java this year.
That “how did you got into fb” is classic lol
I like how there's just a random guy sleeping on the table in the background 🤣
In the first half someone was literally lying dead on the desk 😂😂😂😂😂
1:13 that one guy lying on the table in the classroom lmao
This is so true 💀
“Why are you circling so hard?” 😂😂😂
OMG this had me drying laughing! because in js is really is all about the commas and curly brackets
Got my on paper AP Computer Science test tomorrow. This helped a lot
Same here
GOOD LUCK
it was ez
@@vikramganesan5024 yep it was easy
wait the AP exam's in python, right??
This is what happens when you go ice-skating with girls.
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@@FryingPan th-cam.com/video/e0CtNqlJqh0/w-d-xo.html
Sussy baka
Lol wut?????????
@@toonzelda3353 It was a reference to a video on his second channel which had the title "I go ice skating with girls".
There were no girls in there but that was the joke.
My joke was that he went ice skating with imaginary girls that's why he was finding this exam hard.
lmao the "thinks he can get partial points by writing random stuff on long answers" is so freaking true
Teacher causally laying on the desk 🥱😂
Jokes on me, when I did programming "101" on C++ and OOP in Java back in mid 2010s I remember liking better the paper exams, they were much easier.
I have my Java paper exam on 4th! Give me some tips please I don't know shit
I feel very called out, this is too accurate
0:37 the test proctor just casually planking on the desks
18 years old, wants to dedicate to programming, sees this, scared
Ehhh, with comedy things get exaggerated to make it more funny. If you want to get into programming and CS, go for it! The classes are designed to take people who have never wrote a single line of code into capable programmers.
It can be stressful, frustrating, and very difficult at times, but I think you would find that every subject has their moments like that.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to ask! I recently graduated in computer science so I’d love to help out if I can alleviate any worries, because I know how intimidating it can be.
Teacher casually rises from lying face-down on the desk at the start of class. As it usually happens.
Finally, a video about university where I feel identified.
Man I hate paper code exams, my handwriting is shit and I'm so slow.
"semi colon? it's in python" 🤣🤣
"it was java all along bro" yeah...
Bro didn't even want to learn the syntax lol
1:23 goofy ahh Easter egg
lmao i caught that
THE GUY SLEEPING IN THE BACKGROUND LMAO
Ah yes, coding on paper. About as practical as running without shoes on fine gravel, with your feet tied and chased by a swarm of mosquitoes
0:39 Teacher casually vibing on the bench
My coding exams were on actual computers in a IDE.... guess i was lucky.
bruh, that guy sleeping on tables
as an asian it's surprising that multiple choices are provided in coding exams.
1:05 meanwhile a man sleeping on the tables lmao
This might seem odd but I'm graduating as an animation major, however I've been considering learning to code in my own free time since I found 3D animation and coding seems to get along, especially for apps and video games. I came across this video and I found it ridiculous that people had to code on paper for an exam...
@@GoreHumanPudding Sends virtual hugs, everything will be okay. If you're in an exam, I wish you the best!
The end was the best lol
the paper coding exam XD !!! I literally have my exams next week X"""""""D this video hits so hard XD
The guy sleeping in the background with the aauugghhh sound effects tho 😂
"It's on paper" - Every Indian coder can relate to that lol
Lol yea
I love how everyone just ignores the random sleeping guy and the AAAAAAAUUUGHHH
Forget Meta, you guys should be in Hollywood
Awww yes, the dunning kruger effect effect.
We had exam for advance programming practices(theory). They asked us to create a whole registration form..i forgot how to add scrollbar and how to use pack() method ,ended up getting 5 out of 10🥲🥲...i miss online exams😭
As a person who has stayed in virtual all year, can confirm that I passed my computer science exams 😬👍
Lmfao the teacher laying on the desk
Took two courses at Berkeley for CS so far (CS 61A and CS 61B), and yep, all the midterms and finals were on paper LOL. But, we didn't use calculators.
The lecturer just lying on the desk 😄
My last c++ exam, I had all the logic perfectly understood in my head and everything. Ended up getting a 75 for syntactical errors… also how tf would you study the wrong code in a class you were in long enough to have an exam💀
I was a student TA for a c++ course and I can confirm grading paper exams is also a lot of effort, especially if there's a lot of long answer/coding questions.
There always a few students who wrote their answers like contemporary art, and some other few who did not bring an eraser so they just improvise with strikethroughs and arrows. (can't blame really them tho, the exam has time limits) It is written in the rubric that we can deduct points if the handwiring is too ugly or unrecognizable, but we don't deduct those points until we ask each other and find that nobody can decipher that writing.
The part about partial credits is dead-on. In my case the rubric does not care much about semicons or brackets, and we assume using namespace std; But memory mistakes like writing "string s" instead of "const string &s" still count as point deductions.
@Moonlight It's ok. It's good to study before exams but please don't push yourself too hard. It is important to balance work & rest so there is energy left for the actual exam.
If you feel too much anxiery before exams that you cannot sleep (or cannot stop studying, etc.) you might want to talk to someone and/or get a hug. Hug works well for me when I panic before exams, so do study groups.
All the best for your exams, and your health. Your hard work will be worth it
Monks xin as a exam instructor is the best part 😂👍💯🔥
Twist at the end 😆
I remember when we we’re learning C++ and had an exam one of us didn’t bring their laptop and was given a paper and pencil to put the codes in a paper with the properly designed “website” it was very weird, I remember to this day how much of a dumbass that guy is (it was me)
Hahaha that plot twist
every coding exam i experienced
Oh gosh I HATED in person on paper coding exams 😓
Teacher just laying down on the table
As a new student learning programmation, I'm shocked there are tests about python, on paper. And that some tests on pc allow vscode, I mean vscode is kinda broken when u see how much it helps you
I am 15
and my asian parents forced me to learn computer science, python
so exams wont be difficult for me :(
@@白キロ that's cool dude
1:15 he taking nap
LMAOOOOO I just had my coding exam last week and this is so true
everybody gangsta until you have to write the code for the test on PAPER
You really need keep doing these great videos!! are so funny and real cases 😋