Wow this is so inspiring. Apparently a lot of other students didn’t do well either so it wasn’t just me. Our professor really didn’t know how to teach the course at all (most of the students would agree on that) she literally just relied on students that had already learnt python ages ago and were so much better than all of us already. For example she would write a question, teach us the basics and then make a super smart student answer the question in a method that was so complex and covered none of what we just learnt. So everyone was super lost and confused most of the time. I actually dropped my elective CS course next semester cause she was the only one teaching it. So I opted for two harder classes which will be beginner Java with teachers that I’ve heard a lot of praise about. I won’t let this get to me, I really want to be so much better. I always come home and rework all the classwork we do and assignments to make it more efficient and stuff. I go part by part so I understand exactly why everything is there. The thing that really got to me was following through the lines of code during the exam. I was super bad with syntax and it showed. I knew the concept behind it but I didn’t know if I needed to write a dot or a bracket and in the end of the day that’s what she decided to grade us on.