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What's going on, my dear students?
We are in another challenge in our Alphatech Academy programming course.
And these challenges are kind of funny challenge since it's mant, especially for students who are stealing
in school or in the academy, enrolling some course, but have not been following the guidelines since
the beginning.
These students didn't practice enough, and they thought that just by listening to everything that a
teacher says, whether it's me or some other teacher, then they will be able to pass the exam word,
develop their future awesome application.
But that's not the case, as you can guess.
And this teacher, maybe it's even me.
We want to teach these guys a lesson.
Let's give them some sort of punishment, OK?
And the punishment goes like this.
Each student has to write down a thousand times the following message.
I'm sorry for not listening to Alphatech or your teacher.
I will practice more next time.
And this message has to be written down a thousand times.
All right.
So if you haven't practiced enough, you're probably going to take the long way and to simply copy and
paste the message for a thousand times, simply using like, I'm sorry for not listening.
I'm sorry for not listening.
And so on.
But also, you may surprise your teacher and use the 3C of loops that we just learned in this section.
So all that you have to do in these cases, just to write the code for it to to make these loop work
is expected to practice.
It's not a difficult one, but you must practice.
It's necessary that you write some code on your own.
And I know that a lot of you guys follow me during the whole course.
But some people don't.
So basically, I hope you got the point and you are ready to go for it and solve the punishment.
Like it, bro.
Pro and surprise.
You're a teacher, of course.
And as always, I wish you good luck.
And I'll see you in the next video where we are going to solve it together.
Good luck, guys.
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