Rocky Mountain High School - Lobos Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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A New Age Computer. The very word is enough to strike fear into the hearts of some. For others, it conjures images of Pac-Man, and the like. There are some for whom it is a challenge to be met and mastered. But it's a long road with lots of what a com- puter means to me - FRUSTRATION! It's such an infuriating machine! And it's so picky. lt isn't like a person. It can't infer what you imply. Everything must be present and absolutely correct or it will make snide comments. Syntax error is one of its favorites. Then there's the time you forgot to dimension your variables. There's parentheses errors in four lines because of it. After staring and manipu- lating these lines forever, a light, hope- fully in some form, will appear. And don't forget the time you go over and over your program and still have no idea what could be wrong. Then you find out all that's wrong is you have a variable which is one character too long. Other than that the program is fine, of course by then its fate. Finally, all the errors are gone, so you type run and just get stared at by the computer. Don't forget typing a K instead of a T. Now your whole Programs gone. NOTE: Due to programmer error, the rest of this article was never finished. Sorry. 88