When you finish a HTML + CSS assignment that's due in one week in 5 minutes.

Took a 20 question exam in 15 minutes and made a 105 (bonus points).

So same.

That's called godspeed.

I came to the realization that all the programming courses always have a beginner level.
All the other ones that called themselves advanced are either outdated, they have too many theory or suck.
The only real way to learn is by pushing yourself and do stuff.

How I feel in the beginner engineering classes which are mostly programming focused that every college of engineering major has to take at TAMU.

Shhhh. Don't tell anyone you finished yet. 😂

Can we see your output? Haha

@irvollo Exactly why I tell all of my classmates that actually wanna get into dev (or if they ask me how I got into coding) that I can't learn shit in school, and that doesn't even apply only to coding; I simply can't learn the shit I need in school. It doesn't stay in my head, so I have to sacrifice my free time often. Sucks tbh

@fullsnack-dev It's basically just putting some simple CSS into three seperate CSS files (named after selector type, thanks teacher...) to style an HTML document. Nothing special, that's why I just blazed it.

@jhh2450 try harder, I completed example enterance exam for university with 30 questions in less than 5 minutes with 97% score :D

edit: I am joking with the "try harder" of course, the exam was really fucking easy so I did not even have to think about the answers

@D3add3d Uhhh best I've got is 75 questions in 30 minutes with a 97%.

Was all about media types; websites (VERY basic HTML, no CSS), pictures, audio, video, and text. I'm pretty sure I couldve done it in 20 but I reread all the questions lol