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A pop quiz for Computer Science Education Week (Dec 5-10)

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    Uh oh, did you study?[^]

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      Uh oh, did you study?[^]

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      This one is good: 5. In a computer program, a variable that simply holds the memory address of another variable or data structure is called: •A. a memory leak •B. a pointer variable •C. a linked list •D. an address box I would say that A also usually is a valid answer :)

      And from the clouds a mighty voice spoke:
      "Smile and be happy, for it could come worse!"

      And I smiled and was happy
      And it came worse.

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        Uh oh, did you study?[^]

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        1. Which achievement is Charles Babbage most famous for? E: Making busker's lives difficult[^] 2. Early computer programs and data were originally recorded on what storage device? A fag* packet. Invariably 3. Which of the following is NOT a computer programming language? Lisp: Language of the gods 4. Within a computer program, a function that can invoke itself again as part of doing its work is known as: E. a stack overflow exception. Invariably 5. In a computer program, a variable that simply holds the memory address of another variable or data structure is called: A. a memory leak. Invariably. * A cigarette package to any USians.

        Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^]
        -Or-
        A Dead ringer for Kate Winslett[^]

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          Uh oh, did you study?[^]

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          R Giskard Reventlov
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          Oh, puh-lease!!!

          "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me

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            1. Which achievement is Charles Babbage most famous for? E: Making busker's lives difficult[^] 2. Early computer programs and data were originally recorded on what storage device? A fag* packet. Invariably 3. Which of the following is NOT a computer programming language? Lisp: Language of the gods 4. Within a computer program, a function that can invoke itself again as part of doing its work is known as: E. a stack overflow exception. Invariably 5. In a computer program, a variable that simply holds the memory address of another variable or data structure is called: A. a memory leak. Invariably. * A cigarette package to any USians.

            Sort of a cross between Lawrence of Arabia and Dilbert.[^]
            -Or-
            A Dead ringer for Kate Winslett[^]

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            Mr. Babbage led an interesting life! And believe it or not, making up a name for a non-existent programming language is more difficult than it seems. Most of the plausible names (and even many implausible names) are taken.

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              Mr. Babbage led an interesting life! And believe it or not, making up a name for a non-existent programming language is more difficult than it seems. Most of the plausible names (and even many implausible names) are taken.

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              I believe "Hello Kitty" is still available as a programming language name. I think it's been attached to everything but a programming language. :-) PS: I still think the answer to A is the retail chain from which Babbage got his name.

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                Uh oh, did you study?[^]

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                Owen37
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                Way too easy. Definitely Computers 101 material here...

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