A. Your name
B. Need your advice. Usually
near the end of classes I hear the rustling of papers and that prompts
me to offer some inspirational message and close the proceedings. I haven't
heard the rustlings in this class, so I've just kept right on going past
the time the registrar-specified end of class. So long as there's anyone
there who has the time and interest to proceed, I'm not going anywhere!
However, it occurs to me that some might have other pressing responsibilities
and are uncomfortable bolting for the door without official sanction. Should
I make some sign or recite some formula at the appointed time, or do you
feel comfortable just leaving when you need to?
A. How comfortable
are you now with the Perl features introduced in Problem Set 1P-1 and -2?
B. How comfortable are you
now with regular expressions?
C. How comfortable are you
now in making changes to a working Perl program and running it? Very
comfortable
D. Would you like to discuss
in class either Problem Set question 1P-1 or 1P-2:
PS1P-1 PS1P-2
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