Got a java exams today, got to code on paper and it really annoying. 😏😏

This was me three months ago, I feel you.

Make sure to give your hand a rest every five or so minutes, you'll end up writing faster that way 😉

Also, welcome to DevRant!

Thank you

All programming exams I did where on paper in a language that requires ; at the end of each line (C#)
Imagine the hell of going through everything and making sure no ; is missing lol

; <-the hide and seek champion though

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I don't have to imagine it, Java is the same 😛

@bubapm
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@coolq oh ya Java is even worse because if teacher asks for props, then you need to do the get/set functions while in C# it is just a {
get;
set;
}

@gitpush
Yep, 100%

Getters and setters.

@coolq hates off for you my friend

@gitpush
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@coolq you went through harder exams, C# exams are a piece of cake compared to Java IF they are done on papers

@gitpush
Ohhhh yeah, you're right about that. Figures almost dropped off!

@coolq it was a close call XD

It's 2017. It's fucking ridiculous to ask for things like this.

It's like to ask someone to sum lots of huge numbers. It's something basically easy and possible, but computers are much better with it and it will never be required to do it manually.

The workflow when someone actually writes code in an IDE is so completely different, as it contains shortcuts and feedback from the compiler/linter.

If someone will ask me to write code next time I will put the vim input sequence I would type to create that code.

I love writing algos down on paper... Also with us, they don't grade the syntax if you get it a bit off, they just wanna see how you understand the logic behind..