So much to learn!

First few weeks of the class was surprising for me. All I know about programming, specifically Python, is what I learned from previous course CSC108 and some bits of stuff from Google. Then, in my new class, I realised there are so many things to learn more about Python and what I know now is just a tip of iceberg. I mean, super gigantic enormous great iceberg.

When I was in the class, I noticed that the way professor writes code is more simply and flexible. Also there were so many way to implement something with stuff I know such as if, for, etc. I was surprised, and at the same time, I kinda bummed out because I felt like I really didn't study much about Python. But at the same time, I was glad that I was introduced to new level so I can improve myself to the next step.

The material felt harder than the previous course as well. In this term, it seems that we are focusing on writing my own 'Class', which I'm still having hard time understanding and writing them. Last term, 'Class' was taught at the end of the terms. We had handouts to practice writing it about recording date, event, modifying it, etc. I did solve them, but I didn't really understand fully how this 'Class' thing works and how to implement properly if I encounter other problems. I was struggling to understand purpose of writing 'Class'.

So when I started this class and found out that the course is based on 'Class', I was very worried that I might be able to catch up. But, going into almost week 5, I feel more comfortable with 'Class'. I have reviewed materials from CSC108 and searched about 'Class' more on the Internet. And with labs, I will be even more comfortable writing 'Class' as time goes by, though this is based on the promise that I will work hard, and I will.

My impression so far, the course is challenging but it is full of interesting stuff that I want to dive in.