Alhamdullilah. I was afraid I wasn't able to answer my lecturer's questions about my assignment today but I pulled it through. All I hope for now is to pass my assignment. I'm not too sure how she would grade the assignment.
The first words that she said when she saw my codes was,
"Your code look complicated. Are you sure you wrote this yourself?"Confidently, I said yes.
She raised an eyebrow, unsure if I was telling the truth. She then said, probably trying to scare me and make me confess,
"Well, I'm going to ask a lot of questions to make sure you really did it yourself."So I replied, oh-so-confidently,
"Ok, be nice."She called out one of my group mate and asked her a question about a particular code that was written. A code that she had never taught us before.
Luckily for my group mate, she had asked me about it earlier before we got called. If not, she'd probably be stumped behind my laptop not knowing what in the world it was.
She went on looking through the codes and started asking me and the others questions.
Thankfully, I managed to answer the question. God knows why, but I was strangely calm. I wasn't fidgeting nor was my heart beating rapidly.
Normally, situations like this would make me so nervous I'd break out into cold sweats. Alhamdullilah. What I wanted was to be calm and remained relax and answer with confidence.
I needed to be confident with answering my codes. How else would she believe me that I wrote them myself?
However, I made one mistake. I could not show her where I declared a particular code. I missed it. I didn't see it. When I knew what it was. :(
Now, I'm praying, wishing and hoping I would do well for this assignment. InsyaAllah. Nonetheless, I am proud of myself.