originalNam3

At home on my good ol keyboard I touch type, but when I'm work I look at the keyboard because I tend to fat finger way too often.

In terms of in ear headphones, I would reccomend the soundmagic e50(there is an s model which has a built in mic and what not) or the e10 the model before, there both great I had e10s for 2 and half years until mine broke due to wear and tear, but I could have easily got 3+ (very optimistic) years out of them. They come with a nice case compared to the those Sennheiser's you had which are built pretty poorly IMO. I had the CX300 you had and they broke within 3 months

Have you looked at the be quiet cases? they're good for silence from all the reviews I've seen, though they are 10 or more/less euros than the other cases

processor doesn't mean much in programming. for 2 years at uni I programmed on some dual core i3, RAM is what you need because quite a few things will be loaded into memory especially if you do android dev and don't an android phone to use as an emulator in which have fun waiting 15 mins for that emulator to fire up

Uh okay...from this wiki link on sets (computer science): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_(abstract_data_type) . I think, from what I'm understanding...you're supposed to make a program with a set range and when something inputted is within a some characteristic related to your vector/container you add that value to the vector. so you have a vector called odd; you input 3 into the program. 3 is an odd number so you add it to the odd vector and so on. But there cannot be repeats in your set so if 3 is inputted again you don't store both of them in odd you keep just one. Though I could be entirely wrong and I'm sorry if i have confused you even further

has your tutor specified anything else other than as "advertised"

Maybe on the RAM you could swap it out for 1 stick of 8gb memory as opposed to dual channel 2x4gb. On amazon one 8gb stick of hyperX is £3 cheaper though it's a little it's a difference and with the power supply try one of those sites linus uses for PSU reviews. though I can never their names