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Try emailing your lecturer. I had a clash with both COMP1917 and COMP1927 which was approved when I emailed the lecturer.

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 Nah, they definitely listened /s

Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2016 I did pretty bad in discrete today. RIP 77-79 wam.

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I was able to swap a class this morning, if that helps in anyway.

I think I put 40 degrees. Not sure how I got to it. Probably got it wrong.

Nope, this was probably the most difficult physics exam I've done.

I don't anyone could even take the test home considering we had to write in the booklet. XD

Oh man, I put real down cause like you said arrays can't have multiple types. But now that I think about it, string could work too.

If it's the question I'm thinking of then I think I skipped over the part where it said sorted. I thought it was asking what the data type of the array was. Oops. :(

That's what I put. I then just wrote junk about how it could causes errors as anyone could access it, to fill up the lines.

Anyone know the exact wording of the string/int/real sorting question? Cause I cannot remember that question. :(

Sam Davis's book is the only that's actually updated for the new syllabus. I know the Heinemann book actually has a few mistakes, one of which caused a lot of people to lose marks in a question in the 2002 exam from memory.

Hello, do you have any Software Design and Development trial papers? <3

I believe that calculator is capable of expressing surds in their simplest form and capable of performing definite integration. These are features that are not permitted.

If you have 30 minutes to spare, this video might be helpful.