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SUMMARY:How did You do? Compare the Instructor's Example to Your Own
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DESCRIPTION: Instructor example


What are the crucial differences between the typical experiences of a traditionally trained developer or computer science student and those of a hacker?



In a typical academic setting, similar pressures exist in curriculum development. The growing number of topics to cover considerably limits the time students can allocate for any assignment or task. Therefore, instructors tend to carefully plan their teaching environments to minimize any distractions, such as students encountering a complicated border case. For example, creating "wrapper" libraries that isolate students from unwanted complexity is common. This often leads to unrealistic teaching environments that impart little of the real world's complexity, giving students false expectations and causing problems when they become industrial developers.
Moreover, unless students are specifically encouraged and given the opportunity to explore the results of various programming errors, they are likely to adopt...

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