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Midterm exams are finally over! Although I did not do a good job in most of course... I hope I could do better next time. For the quizzes in CSC104, I still studied them by going through the exercises that instructor posted every week and I think if you totally understand every single function on the exercise, you literally can get a full mark for the quiz. For the exams, I did four or five past tests and understood every single question on it and I think my grade of CSC104 midterm is good. I have made an “huge heart”image that I am proud of by beside many different colors of squares and then define them into different lists. Finally use “above” function to put them together like a heart. I found that questions involve “check-expect” and “define” are a bit hard at first because you have to figure out what is the meaning of the function and then matching them. I finally understand these questions by doing a lot of similar questions on the past exams. I did not use any aids su

I choose this course because I am interested in computer science and want to know more about how does this major looks like, and maybe thinking to take a double major according to my performance in this course. I hope I could be more skillful in using DrRacket after finishing course and build a good foundation for the CSC108 next semester. I think computer programming is like enter a branch of codes to build a program and reach the ultimate purpose. Compare to my experience throughout studying this course so far, it proves my point that programming is not easy and we should remember various codes and figure out how to use them. I found that what is interesting in this course is that a simple code can lead to a big result, and every single code has their meaning, also every code can interact with another to form a new code and get a different result. What I found hard is not only to remember numerous codes, but also to understand their function, moreover, you have to know the intera