How much did you learn about coding and computer science in school?

Fucking nuthin.

Coding - not that much, because I already knew a lot before joining college. But learnt a lot of Computer Science (Digital design, microprocessors, theory of computation, compiler design, Linux kernel etc)

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How computer works
Convertion between data types
UI of windows 95

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At high school when I was 16 I learned Pascal. I was 16 years ago.

We learned Microsoft Office, and some very very very basic HTML, like tables and stuff. At that point I knew more than my teacher, I'm sure I posted a rant about this some time ago.

I only touched a computer a handful of times at school, never mind learning anything. Kids these days are lucky :p

Wrote my first lines of code on college

If by school you mean high school, then I'd say Core java. First program being swapping two numbers .(individually written)(other than the usual hello world)

My grade four teacher had a commodore vic 20 and each week he let one child borrow it for the week. It came with a book that explained how to write programs https://manualslib.com/manual/...

After that not much until year 11&12 where we wrote programs in pascal and Visual Basic and did sql and relation database design

High school, nothing. College, everything, because I didn't know anything about it yet ;). Though internships and summer jobs were the most valuable.

@theScientist "Leguaan" in dutch means iguana, might be the same thing.

@theScientist yes it actually is . Leguan is the German word for iguana.

The basics of course. Those who says nothing didn't pay any attention or are to ignorant

Lots about the science of computing. Can't -teach- coding though, that must be learned by doing.

They teached some basic c, basic classic asp with microsofts dbo, html, css, js. But it was rubbish. Came just to tests as my teacher didnt care, when i did came i helped her to teach the subjects

Nothing in high school. Taught myself gw-basic when I was in 3 or 4th grade. Got bored of that, learned Turbo Pascal when I was 13 or 14, wrote a bunch of BBS utilities and doors. At 15 or 16, I started using UNIX. Learned Java, SQL, and Visual Basic in college. Taught myself Perl, Python, and C# at my first job.

None, self taught

@codepoet I could guess we're from the same country based on this, even tho it probably applies to most places. We're even from the same city lol

I learned a lot about data structures and objects. The importance of clean code and what it means to program effectively instead of hacking away a solution.

In high school, not much because I was already self-taught C++ at the time and so was already way ahead of the material (grade 11 and 13).

In university though, tons! But that's 'cause I majored in Computer Science. 🙂

Not a single thing, but we've got a robotics class coming, and I'm only one of three people in the school who can code