My Journey

Well as you saw yesterday I finally completed my retry of the first of last semester's assignments. I also began to re-do the second one which seems strange considering I got a mark of 97/100 for that one. But I'm a perfectionist so I want to get 100/100 for it.

My second reasoning is also because the third assignment is a mixture of the first two, so the more perfect they are the better it will be.

Expect me to begin assignment 3 retry sometime this week. I'm still waiting on confirmation if I can post university assignment code online or not so bear with me on that.

Finally! I have completed my re-doing of my assignment from last semester; best of all I fixed all the errors by myself!

It's far from an exciting or even perfect program but I'm proud I finally finished it. I'll get to work on retrying the second and third ones too, which I actually found a lot lot easier than this one when they were first due so expect them soonish.

I'll post the code itself asap; I'm currently double-checking everything and I'll add comments so newbies can understand the code itself!

Well I'm happy to say I've made great progress, I'm pretty much done! There's just a small error that causes the program to crash right at the end instead of being happy and finishing.

Once I figure out the problem I'll be done! I'll post the code on here with a nice explanation so you can see what it is that's been killing me for the last few months!

Okay, okay, I'm sorry I haven't updated in ages. But to be honest, nothing's really been happening. Everything I've been doing is just revision, I'm trying to get ahead a little bit myself but there's no point moving on until I've mastered pointers, arrays, functions and such difficult topics as those.

I'm currently working on re-doing the assignment that I said I'd do weeks ago but barely started, perhaps I should write about how to emulate my wonderful work ethic?

I'll update this week again with some interesting programs if I make any, maybe I'll share a written piece or something like that.

Well today was my first programming lab, it was some simple revision in C so nothing exciting, they must be waiting until next week.

I'm thinking of using my knowledge of C to start a tutorial series, I'd be about a year ahead of those I'm teaching so it could work well if people are interested. (Plus it would help me revise basics as I teach them).

If you like the sound of this and want to be a game developer too, please comment this post.