======Part 3======

=====Entries=====
====Entry 1: November 14, 2012====

Today was a work on stuff day. People were all working on the Super Puzzlebox 2 Turbo. I had it done so I worked on my Unix and Discrete keywords 3. I finished them pretty quick and just kept looking up different arguments for them to add in my definitions. Before class really started we were talking about ASCII art and 4chan.com. I wanted to go to it but we decided it probably wasn't the best idea to do it here. I also have to remember to watch the TED video of the guy who made or owns 4chan, moot I think.
====Entry 2: November 28, 2012====

Today we went over all the stuff we have to do for the EoC projects. After we got done going over everything we started a work on stuff day

====Entry 3: November 29, 2012====

Today we made the CCC logo with the gd library. Im really glad we did it because I wasn't real very confident with the gd library. After we got the first C in CCC the the other two C's went pretty easy. The only trouble I really had after the first C was trying to get them to touch just a little and make it actually look like the CCC logo. 
====Entry 4: November 30, 2012====

Today was a work on stuff day. I started working more on my opus because for some reason I waited until the last day again. I did the combination and the cron/crontab/at demonstration. Hopefully I will get the experiment done before I leave today too.

=====Keywords=====

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=====Experiment 3=====

====Question====
if you can use sort -r to reverse the order on the EoCE script in linux

====Resources====
I know thats what it does but I'm not sure if it will work with the EoCE script.

====Hypothesis====
I really don't think it will work, but I'm not positive. You never know it might work.


====Experiment====
Im going to test the experiment by changing the script a little and seeing if it works.

====Data====
I put sort -r in the script and it didn't seem to work.

====Analysis====
Based on the data collected:

  * Was your hypothesis correct? Yes my hypothesis was correct.
  * Was your hypothesis not applicable? I think that it was applicable.
  * Is there more going on than you originally thought? (shortcomings in hypothesis) There might be. I might need more in there than just sort -r.
  * What shortcomings might there be in your experiment? You might need more than just sort -r

====Conclusions====
The script in the EoCE is using something different than sort so sort -r is not working. My hypothesis was right but I was kind of hoping that it would work.