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CompSci.ca is a Canada based, online community of those interested in Computer Science. Registered members write and read tutorials, share source code, discuss algorithms, concepts and ideas, <strike>and of course help out those poor highschool souls who will drop out of school if someone doesn't write their projects for them</strike>. Well not really. | CompSci.ca is a Canada based, online community of those interested in Computer Science. Registered members write and read tutorials, share source code, discuss algorithms, concepts and ideas, <strike>and of course help out those poor highschool souls who will drop out of school if someone doesn't write their projects for them</strike>. Well not really. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:18, 11 June 2007
What is CompSci.ca
Described as
All for student computer science needs. Tutorials, sample codes, discussion and help for programming languages such as Turing, Ruby, C, C++, Visual Basic, Java, PHP and more.
CompSci.ca is a Canada based, online community of those interested in Computer Science. Registered members write and read tutorials, share source code, discuss algorithms, concepts and ideas, and of course help out those poor highschool souls who will drop out of school if someone doesn't write their projects for them. Well not really.
Compsci.ca is also a great place for new programmers to go for help, to get inspired, and to just plain old check out other people's codes to help them improve on their own programs.
