Important Information - Read This!
The domain name I'm using (benb.tk) was temporary. Please use learn.benb.au from now on.
You should read this. If you don't. I'll be sad. This page is essentially a "readme" and contains answers to common questions + exist as an overall guide to the rest of the docs here.
Disclaimer
This website is still work in progress, things may change. If you feel as if I should change something, please shoot me a private message or an email to [email protected]
My methods and style are by no means the best or the most effective way of doing things. I am not special, and I am not perfect. I might write something that is incorrect. I can assure you that everything I post on here is designed for your benefit.
Advice & Tips for readers
This is not a platform for copy/pasting
If you want to just plagiarise and learn nothing, kindly leave.
These docs are here provide some revision help in Computer Science. It's meant to be a guidance system for students who need a little bit extra. Everything here is written "in my own words" and therefore in my own understanding/way of seeing things - that might work for you, but it might not. Everyone is different :)
Remember to replace placeholders.
Sometimes examples are provided. When an example looks like this:
result = YOURSCORE / YOURTOTAL * 100
Console.Writeline(result)
I expect you to replace it with something like:
result = test.student[1].score / test.totalscore * 100
Console.Writeline(result)
Note: This is just some random code I made up. It might not even work
As you can see, some variables can be copied across and reused, while others must be replaced with the objects you're using in your project.
This section might sound very trivial for some of you but I just thought that I'd give a reminder
Q & A
Did I write both the questions and answers? Yes.
Did anyone ask? No.
Does that phase me? No.
Hotel? Trivago.
What's the point of this?
Over the span of my Computer Science degree, I plan to be documenting A LOT of my work by creating little guides and summaries, written in my own style.
Why ...?
In my own personal and honest opinion, I feel that regular teaching methodology doesn't meld with me perfectly, requiring extra effort from my part to "get" things. I understand that there are plenty of other people like me who share similar or stronger opinions, so I thought that I'd provide as much help as I'm allowed to to supplement like-brained people. Personally, I can pick things up quite quickly, which compensates for my issue mentioned above.
I am by no means particularly smart or "the best", but I believe that I'm good enough to be able to help out a little.
Didn't answer your question?
If you have any further questions or just want to chat, feel free to reach out to me on discord or via an email to [email protected]