They hate to see it.

You got high school CS classes? 😱😱😱

I got "this is a keyboard, this is a monitor, now go use Microsoft office products." Classes. 3 to be exact.

One did give us a 2 week section of HTML but like come on.

@Stuxnet daamn this reminded me of my 10th grade XD we had subject called Information Technology but in that we had what you said + some little XML which we had to rote for the exam.

The closest thing to a computer science class in my high school is DBA which is a computer-related academy.

I didn't join, because then I'll get kicked out of AVID, but I have 2 friends who are in DBA. I saw what they were learning and it was only basic HTML, and I don't think they're even learning CSS.

They used scratch for 3 years, and in the last month of Junior year, they got to code HTML in Dreamweaver, but they think Dreamweaver is a programming language lol.

I'm so glad I didn't take that class. In my school, there's no techy people at all. Most people are interested in psychology, architecture, medicine, and art.

I don't think there are even any people who like tech in my area. I was visiting a college campus in their open house, and out of all the people that came, there were only two people interested in computer science. (Me and this one other dude.)

Woah a cs class in high school? all we get is IPP which is how to use basic dreamweaver and photoshop. no css or js

This is like "WIKIPEDIA IS NO REAL SOURCE, YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO USE IT ONCE!!!"

@Stuxnet lol. That's the situation for me too. Except some Microsoft applications, I didn't learned anything from them. Most of the time I don't get what they're saying when it's about programming. I got it all covered only through self learning. Maybe their method of teaching doesn't suits me.

We should just add a "repost from r/programmerhumor" button in at this point.

@IshYume me too in highschool. C++ simple stuff and some cool exercices that required a bit of dynamic programming.

My school blocked stackoverflow :(

This is so true.😂😂 Tecahers at my college only read aloud the prepared slides, and they've ONE answer to all the students' doubts - "It's the rule of the language."

It gets even worse:
- "Here is your task, you have 2 weeks. You can look on my slides for help."
- *looks on slides from 15yrs ago, most are not even relevant*.
- Ok, I'll just google it, screw my college bills... 😞

High school CS teaches coding? What's for homework?

@sam21s I'd assume it's on the same level as an intro CS class at uni.