If I had a chance to send you a short message three years ago, what would you like to say?

? I am now a sophomore, so three years ago, I was a sophomore, and I was about to enter the third year of high school. I was about to face the pressure of the college entrance examination, and then I went to prepare for the college entrance examination. And if you give me another chance to send a short message to myself three years ago, I just want to say one thing: don't apply for computer programming when you apply for college volunteering!

I majored in computer science at university. When I applied for my major, I didn't know what computer science was. _? My neighbor's brother is one year older than me and entered the university one year earlier than me. He was also a computer major at that time, so I asked him: What should computers learn? He told me that computer is to learn everything about computers, and this major is quite good. He thought it was very interesting, so he began to tell me all kinds of things. I was confused, so he fooled me into the computer world and chose computer major. I didn't really understand what a computer is until I really started studying this course and learned about this major. It turns out that the computer is programming, which is what everyone calls "code slave". I really want to cry if I know the truth. I really don't understand. My English is not very good. Now I am really eager to face a pile of English codes every day. I just want to shout loudly: Brother, you really hurt your sister! I also want to learn it well and master it, even if I want to be a code slave in the future, but I really can't, girl. I can't do it.

Therefore, if high school has the opportunity to send a text message to myself, I must warn myself that even if I don't go to college, I must not choose this major. I believe that if I see my future text messages in high school, I will definitely study hard, even if I don't choose this major in the future. I must work harder to improve myself, further, improve my grades, and then I can get ideal grades in the college entrance examination, and then I can get into a good university and choose a good major.

In fact, I know that I can't blame anyone for this. I will be responsible for the decision I made, and I will walk the road I chose in tears. I will work hard, study hard, and then be my "code slave". I hope to cheer together three years ago!