Java
This is referencing to UIL computer science programming contests in Texas with PC^2 Common Misconceptions: * "Let's do 1,2,3 first" * DO NOT GO IN ORDER * There is no pattern in the order of the problems. The last problem might be the easiest. If it
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Have trouble memorizing Java Operator Precedence? Fear no more! I have one for you! Parents After Pre-Algebra Shifts (and) Compares Equations (and) answers, (eat) carrots, or (simply) bite logs if (a teacher gives an) assignment. Mnemonic Operator Type Direction of Evaluation Parents () [] · Parentheses Array subscript Member selection → After ++ – Unary post-increment
Programming
So, you are like me and are interested in computer science and you want to attend some programming contests. In Texas, most high schools will offer Computer Science 1 AP (AP test is sooo easy if you understand the material) and Computer Science UIL contests (University Interscholastic League). However, these
Java
I recently read something cool things to do with words, like calculating words that are a 'worth' a dollar. Substitute the letters for numbers (a = 1, b = 2, c = 3... and so on) and then add the numbers up. If they add up to exactly 100 (cents), it