Whoopsie

yeah, but we get accessed on them. We have to demonstrate the code working and explain it, basically to prove that we have done it ourselves and that it works.

Assessed on them? That's pretty obvious There'd be no point in doing them if there was no assessment.

no idea why i said accessed

I actually didn't realise you'd mistyped I just automatically read "assessed"

my typing is terrible tbh, i usually have to re-read my coursework three times to check for errors

Spellcheck? Or do you have the skill to continually mistype actual other words, so it doesn't pick up on them?

That is impressive

have you seen the new, fantastic beasts and where to find them, trailer?

Yeah, I saw it yesterday.

looks really good doesn't it?

Yeah, but the original series made me lose so much faith that I don't know whether I'll bother going to see it. I just don't know enough about it tbh. I haven't read the book it's based on.

I haven't read the book, but i think it just lists mythical creatures and where you can find them (plus detail on them) in the harry potter universe.

I think the story is nothing that people have read, but shows the potter universe 100 years prior to harry potter.

Yeah, that makes sense, since isn't it mentioned as a textbook in the main series? I guess they thought that Newt sounded interesting enough to make a story for. And a magical 20s would be cool.

Yeah it is. It does seem pretty cool to explore different eras and countries in the potterverse.

Wonder what they'll go with next

there is already going to be a play, the cursed child. I think it revolves around albus potter.

Yeah, I've heard that too. They've recast it all since the old actors didn't want to reappear.

i think its because they are meant to be a lot older too. Did you hear about the controversy over the black Hermione?

I heard that they'd cast someone black Doesn't exactly stick to the book descriptions.

jk rowling said that it doesn't exactly state hermione's ethnicity, but clearly she is meant to be white. Whats the point in casting somebody when they don't fit the description of who they are meant to be?

I'm all for diversity, but its rather silly.

I'm just thinking of the outcry you'd get if it was the other way around.

true

Now I'm wondering if it does obliquely mention her race in the books, or if we all just jumped to conclusions after all.

well apparently it doesn't but, its clearly meant that she is white. JK Rowling helped cast the actors