What is your profession? What have/are you studied/studying?

I have finished somewhat of a "high-school" for commercial Computing. Which means that the time-table was dominated by technical subjects, but also had some few economical. Don't want to name the exact school system since i would give away to much personal information.

So its Informatics/Economics for me so far. Intend to further study Informatics on the university.

Engineering. Won't tell more than that.

I study english (As a scientific subject, not proficiency in the language.) on university-level. Meaning socio/psycho/neurolinguistics etc, linguistic history, literature, etymology and shit like that.

I studied music/arts in upper secondary school.

Right now I'm studying Medical Assisting...

Studying Law, in Europe

What specialization, if i may ask?

I'm currently studying Psychology, and will hopefully be getting my B.S in December.

2nd sem of Computer science... shit c++ and java are hard

HAHA, you should try ASM or PL1, then you will love c++/java!
What actually is hard about it in your opinion anyway?

I have a M.F.A in photography and 3 credits from a B.S. in criminal justice.

Working as a stock person and part time in a J.C.

well our fundamentals to it is Microsoft Visual Basic before going into C++ and Java. THank god its not Delphi.

the stupid loops and conditionals of C++ is the part
java is quite hard on your brain IMO...

@animefreak: say what camera do you use?

i once used a full gear of a Nikon DSLR camera.

VB isn't much different to c++/java, especially if you did VB.NET.

I never had any problems with loops or conditionals. I presume you have logic as subject as well? This should teach you quite easily how to formulate conditions. the only thing why j2se is "hard on your brain" is that it is fucking slow, lol. But in principle is it the same as c++, just without structs ;( and a lot more overhead.

Im a writer...but I write short stories...you know for those compilation books. It's actually a goldmine! XD

@ZeKeR

Canon 60d for commercial work and modeling.

Two rebel xti converted for infrared and uv work

a canon eos 7 film camera

And a xt for backup and a bunch of the old metal case film cameras and large format view cameras.

Majoring in Art History; specifically, I'd like to work in art conservation and restoration. :)

5th semester of Information Technology.

Preparing to take the major project for the next semester.
Gonna focus on Security or Multimedia.

Since i just too lazy to code a program (even though it's fun sometime)

lol.

My major is Computer Science. B.S. too.

Yes, it its hard if you are not really used to think like a computer thinks. After I understood that, programming became easier.

Many all-nighters in my experience so far.

I want to get a PH.D in biochemistry and make medicen. I'm curently 2 months into my 2nd year of college.

Junior year in accounting major and aiming to receive the CPA license. Might double major, minor, or concentrate in supply-chain, finance, or marketing depending on how my credits work out.

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