Getting ready to sleep

Yeah it is but I assume programmers would have alot of work from home right now. I know things are hard with the hb1visa bullshit that fucks over alot of programers but I do wish you luck fren remember the shut ins when you make lot of money ok

Yeah it's one of the better positions to be in right now. I want to work from home all the time desu. Become hikki while still making mad money

sounds like a dream to me. I wish I could do that is programming really hard?

It's pretty easy to me but everyone else in the class is struggling so maybe it's hard and I just have a knack for it.

Well that is good on you then do you know what kind of work you want to do with your degree?

I'm likely going to be shoved into web development. Either that or writing tests all day which would be ugh

what do you mean by writing tests? Why dont you try to work for a vidya company I imagine that would be really fucking cool

Because the vidya industry is extremely competitive, hard to get into, and you work 9999 hours per week. It would take me years of experience to get into that, and I'm pretty sure no one is writing any games in C#. It's not really for that
Tests are like... code that checks other code to see if certain functions are working properly. They're really tedious to write.

ah I see that is a shame I always wanted to make games when I was a kid but admittedly I know nothing about the industry as far as getting into it. I always wanted to write for games I am actually writing a book right now lol. And I do not really get what they are but it does sound tedious.

Ok so like say you have a method that just takes in two numbers and returns their sum. You would write a test that checks to see if the code actually produces the correct answer. So you would manually put in the variables to be added, and then manually tell the test what the answer should be. So you pass in the two numbers, the two numbers run through the method code, and if the method returns the same thing as what you written should be expected, it means the method works.
Idk it would be so much easier to just show you code and run through it with you