The Interstellar Difficulty Curve Of Programming Exams

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The Interstellar Difficulty Curve Of Programming Exams

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The AUDACITY of programming courses! First panel: "Here's a cute little automatic transmission for class" - so basic a toddler could drive it. Second panel: "Now for homework, try this fancy manual stick shift" - slightly challenging but manageable. Third panel: "FOR THE EXAM? SURPRISE! We expect you to pilot an ENTIRE SPACECRAFT with 500 unlabeled buttons and no instruction manual!" The educational equivalent of asking someone to build a nuclear reactor after teaching them how to change a light bulb. The difficulty curve isn't a curve—it's a VERTICAL WALL OF DOOM!

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