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-Last test: we'll add 4 points to everyone's scores, due to a few questions that were ambiguous
    -It's really hard to write good tests!

-Classes post-1331: take 1332 (:P)
    -Simpkins actual advice: 1332 is the most logical follow-up, albeit noticeably harder than 1331; GO INTO 1332 IF YOU CAN. That being said, 1331 is a "gatekeeper" course- a TON of your later courses will be based on this class, and you could theoretically go straight to AI courses (Hint: DON'T TAKE MACHINE LEARNING UNTIL YOU'VE GOTTEN STATS UNDER YOUR BELT)
    -After that, 2340 is the next in the logical sequence; 2110 would also make sense
    -If you're unsure about workload, ask the TAs; they've gone through this and can tell you if you're about to do something stupid
    -"Think of classes like a restaurant: if you see 5 courses you all like and try to eat them all, you'll get sick"

-Web applications today: would use Sinatra if I had to use Java, would use Scala/Ruby if given the option
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-ANYWAY, back to Java: doing WordCount application
    -Onto the WordCount applications themselves!
    - (whole class spent running through a coding example of WordCount)