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It kind of sounds like your professor could just want to give you some challenges so you get better at programming. The more you test with your code, the more you learn. I feel like its much better than just leaving you do nothing once you're done.
In real job, I haven't worked in the US, but I guess its kind of similar except its not that fun. -
@jerichoi224 Okay thank you!! Where are you from?
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@Bubbles well, I'm a college student in US, but I've done an intern at Korea
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@jerichoi224 oh that's cool
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