em solving part that is of importance
then you only have to give them an easy way of writing down
their solution ... which pretty much rule out all three of these
languages :-D
Frankly I have difficulties in deciding which is "the least bad choice".
jem
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On 09-04-06 at 15.14, Walter Milner wrote:
A question to the OP: is it true that the choice must be between C, C++
and Java? Or might other languages be considered?
Personally I would take a look at Python
jem
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jem
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A long, in fact a *very* long, time ago I think I read a paper that
investigated if visual programming was as good as many claim it to be.
If I remember correctly the conclusion of this paper was that it
wasn't with the exception of concurrent programming on a 'high level',
unfortunately I don't r
Hi all,
I'm wonder if someone know if the ESP Workshop proceedings are
available somewhere for download and offline reading? I got four of
them in hardcopy (1,5,6,7) and I found the others on Google Books but
I would like to know if they are available as PDFs somewhere.
- jem
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There was an attempt in doing something like this for the CSEd
community a few years back: http://www8.cs.umu.se/~dcer/index.html
There are also a few papers about this, for example
http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1404520.1404534
and if I'm correct there was also a few actual research papers
produced t
Hi,
I don't know if this is what you're looking for but with have written some
papers where we comment emotional reactions from students when learning to
program. Not the major topic of the papers but a few things are there.
- jem
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