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From: glucose@total.net
Subject: Re: I need a battleship solution for my school assignement
Date: 1998/05/31
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Sorry but I don't really care about ada and I alrady know the language well. the only thing I am
realy learning are the technics of analysis and documantation making. the rest I already know how to
do it, I alredy know 9 programation langs so I won't be learning mush in my the first course of my
certificats.

Working 50h to 60h a week plus the class time is not an easy thing, I am lucky to have this weekend
off and it piss me off loosing it doing some easy, long and boring homework.

Larry Kilgallen wrote:

> In article <6kj7s4$qsn@gcsin3.geccs.gecm.com>, John McCabe <jgm@hayling.cwmbran.gecm.com> writes:
> > glucose@total.net wrote:
> >>Hello! this week I have to give out my documentation of a battleship
> >>game. it must run on  ms-dos with no graphics, one human player and one
> >>computer player.
> >>
> >>I f any of you have done a assignment like this one please send me you
> >>source code. I have not the time for to work on it my full time job is
> >>in the way and I can not abandon the course.
> >
> > Does the phrase "get lost" mean anything to you?
> >
> > If you didn't have time to do the course, you shouldn't have started it.
>
> Additionally, many of those reading this newsgroup are in the position
> from time to time of hiring people to do Ada work.  It is certainly not
> in their best interest to have the applicant pool polluted with those
> who have only "nominally" studied Ada.  Even if they have an effective
> screening process, it wastes valuable time to run cheaters through it.
>
> Larry Kilgallen