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"That was cruel"

just done my higher chemistry exam, it was quite hard. There were more calculations than normal, i was tapping on my calculator every 2 minutes. I only just finished the paper when the end was called. Oh well best forget about it now.

VenomByte wrote:
> Tomorrow I have a concurrent programming exam. I have to write code in
> an exam, with no facilities to check or debug it. How evil is that?
>
> Then on Thursday I will be writing about line drawing and clipping
> algorithms, sampling techniques and spacial filters, as well as
> Database management schema and SQL triggers, amongst other things.
>
> And all you lot have to worry about are nasty numbers. You have it
> easy :)

Chemistry is the joint first hardest higher you can take, it really isnt a walk in the park.

VenomByte wrote:
"Tomorrow I have a concurrent programming exam. I have to write code in an exam, with no facilities to check or debug it. How evil is that?"

Erggg... good luck man. Suddenly so glad I've kept as far away from programming as I can...

SHEEPY wrote:
> I got 30 or 40%
>
> Think I got that one wrong too
>
> Believe me I did do well... I think :)

I got 57% do you know if this was close? Sorry to pounce on you, but our teacher didnt tell us the answers after the end.

I got 30 or 40%

Think I got that one wrong too

Believe me I did do well... I think :)

On another note, i dont suppose you can remember what the answer to the percentage yield question was?

SHEEPY wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> Did you put an answer for the industrial use of a sodium salt from a
> fatty acid?
>
> ----
>
> I put food... although answer is soaps as my teacher showed me his
> attempt of paper...

Seriously? Thats great news as i put soaps down.

cookie monster wrote:
> Did you put an answer for the industrial use of a sodium salt from a
> fatty acid?

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I put food... although answer is soaps as my teacher showed me his attempt of paper...

Tomorrow I have a concurrent programming exam. I have to write code in an exam, with no facilities to check or debug it. How evil is that?

Then on Thursday I will be writing about line drawing and clipping algorithms, sampling techniques and spacial filters, as well as Database management schema and SQL triggers, amongst other things.

And all you lot have to worry about are nasty numbers. You have it easy :)

Did you put an answer for the industrial use of a sodium salt from a fatty acid?

I think I did quite well..

Too many calculations and they were weird numbers... even my teacher said so.

I think I pulled a muscle in my leg and the invidulators/old woman kept talking and eating and I was at front and it was annoying and and and :)