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https://education.oracle.com/oracle-certified-professional-java-se-11-developer/trackp_815

this Java exam is actually quite solid https://education.oracle.com/oracle-certified-professional-java-se-11-developer/trackp_815

Idiots are rampant these days

I do like Montreal as a city, diverse and French/English, but the winter is just too brutal

A boat in montreal? sailing in the icy brown water to ottawa?

try Arc Traders

I tried, but the copyList doesn't affect the original list.

Oh, actually I wasn't aware it launched in OZ. I will be in Thailand when Togo releases next week, how can I watch it? VPN?

VPN?

Do you have a github thing that i can take a look at your old stuff?

But why do you need to distribute anything when trading your own account and I assume your programs are command-based.

What do you use C++ for nowadays?

I came across many good books when learning java (effective java, david eck, etc) but all python books i have come across thus far read like a soap opera. Schools teach programming using java, so can't find any textbooks on python.

So you "get" it now? i can see it can be powerful due to looser syntax etc, but being used to a formal language, i find the python codes a bit too informal and too 'on-the-fly' making it difficult to understand

I been programming in java for 1 year or so. Never coded in anything else (vba yes) and now trying to get my hand on python. Read a few books but finding it difficult. Firstly, most python books tend to be of lower quality and less formal than java books (usually college texts). Secondly i find...

Try DDTW (ie Select Vantage) in Canada.

Try Bright Trading, remote

let's meet in airlie beach

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