sophomore

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I wrote a simple IM app as a sophomore in 1997.

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a second-year undergraduate

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noun

a second-year undergraduate

adjective

used of the second year in United States high school or college; "the sophomore class"; "his sophomore year"

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for sophomore.

noun

a second-year undergraduate

adjective

used of the second year in United States high school or college; "the sophomore class"; "his sophomore year"

Example sentences

I wrote a simple IM app as a sophomore in 1997.

We had AP classes for Computer Science A/AB, which you had to be at least a sophomore to take.

For my sophomore year I went to a much better college and started on their sophomore calculus and did fine.

' The only other sophomore friend I had was a boy, and he told me computer science was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.

For my sophomore year I went to a much better school, with a quite good math department, and just started with their sophomore calculus.

' I asked my sophomore friend in chorus what the jumbled letters, numbers, returns, spaces, indents, and parentheses on her failed test meant.

Full disclaimer: I'm a sophomore at Yale, my adviser last year was an admissions officer, and a friend of mine works in the admissions office.

I work as an undergraduate teaching assistant in a sophomore physics course, and I've done tutoring for high school "advanced placement" physics classes before.

I see his point about how everyone rolling their own thing is bad for the Lisp community, but he's got a kind of ridiculous view of C:"Making Scheme object-oriented is a sophomore homework assignment.

> technology that rivals government spy agenciesFrom my personal experience, that's saying they have bored inexperienced coders, who use outdated tools and techniques that any CS sophomore would laugh at.