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      <title>Programming: What they don&#39;t teach in school</title>
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      <description>This is my honest opinion, feel happy to flame or contradict me, but be polite.&#xA;Much has already been written about how much High School computer science teaching sucks ( High school computer science education ). As a student who has just left high school I just wanted to present my 2 cents on how bad the seperation between RealWorld programming and ClassRoom programming is. A common rebuttal is that there isn&#39;t enough time.</description>
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