Looking for some advice before applying to TESC/TESU

[alzee]

If you already know it you're probably going to be fine. I was writing stuff in C++ in some cases to try and look at the resulting assembly structure in visual studio on a couple assignments.

Holy cow.. yeah that kind of thing can send anyone off the deep end.

Breaking it down to such a granular level from C++ was bit weird to wrap my head around.

When I first started learning to code, it was Pascal with chunks of inline asm for things that had to be fast or were unsupported by the language. Looking back, that mix was probably why it was relatively easy to pick up.

If I wanted to push it, I wonder if I could get a PLA due to my professional video reviews/podcasts. I probably could but whatever.

I'd say go for it if you were going to take an expensive TESU course, but the SL course is a sure thing, and cheap if you don't have to reup your SL subscription for it.