Person asksa questionthat's solvedby a googlesearchPerson asks aquestion that'sanswered intheassignmentPerson asks anirrelevant questionabout endiannessto flex theirknowledge of coolterminologyPerson asks aquestion thatsums up to"how do I dotheassignment"Person asks for helpdebugging a programwhere the only typedeclarations are (void**) and everything iscast on a per-usebasisPerson asks aquestion aboutthe differencebetween twoterms which aresynonymousPerson posts aquestion that'ssolved byreadingcompilerwarningsPerson asks aquestion that'sanswered inthe coursenotes"Can aninstructorpleaseanswer?"Personasks aduplicatequestionPerson isdereferencing/writingto NULL/randommemoryPerson decidesposting on piazza isa better way to getanassignment/examremarked thanfilling out the formPerson postsa screenshotof an errormessage withno elaborationPerson asks aquestion that's aprime example ofwhy theprogramminglanguage used inthis course sucksPerson postsassignmentcode publiclyPerson postsa note that'sclearly justthembraggingPerson posts aquestion, recievesan answer, thenedits both to say"thanks, figured itout!"Person askswhat's goingto be on thefinalPerson somehowmanages to ask afollow-up questionthat's a primeexample of why we'reusing theprogramminglanguage we arePerson makes apublic postsaying "pleaselook at myprivate post"Person asks aquestion that isincomprehensibledue to spellingPerson asks whenmarks will comeout before theassignmentdeadline haspassedPerson askswhat's goingto be on themidtermPerson asks aquestion that'ssolved by readingthe error messageand having morethan 2 braincellsPerson asksa questionthat's solvedby a googlesearchPerson asks aquestion that'sanswered intheassignmentPerson asks anirrelevant questionabout endiannessto flex theirknowledge of coolterminologyPerson asks aquestion thatsums up to"how do I dotheassignment"Person asks for helpdebugging a programwhere the only typedeclarations are (void**) and everything iscast on a per-usebasisPerson asks aquestion aboutthe differencebetween twoterms which aresynonymousPerson posts aquestion that'ssolved byreadingcompilerwarningsPerson asks aquestion that'sanswered inthe coursenotes"Can aninstructorpleaseanswer?"Personasks aduplicatequestionPerson isdereferencing/writingto NULL/randommemoryPerson decidesposting on piazza isa better way to getanassignment/examremarked thanfilling out the formPerson postsa screenshotof an errormessage withno elaborationPerson asks aquestion that's aprime example ofwhy theprogramminglanguage used inthis course sucksPerson postsassignmentcode publiclyPerson postsa note that'sclearly justthembraggingPerson posts aquestion, recievesan answer, thenedits both to say"thanks, figured itout!"Person askswhat's goingto be on thefinalPerson somehowmanages to ask afollow-up questionthat's a primeexample of why we'reusing theprogramminglanguage we arePerson makes apublic postsaying "pleaselook at myprivate post"Person asks aquestion that isincomprehensibledue to spellingPerson asks whenmarks will comeout before theassignmentdeadline haspassedPerson askswhat's goingto be on themidtermPerson asks aquestion that'ssolved by readingthe error messageand having morethan 2 braincells

CS course Piazza bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Person asks a question that's solved by a google search
  2. Person asks a question that's answered in the assignment
  3. Person asks an irrelevant question about endianness to flex their knowledge of cool terminology
  4. Person asks a question that sums up to "how do I do the assignment"
  5. Person asks for help debugging a program where the only type declarations are (void **) and everything is cast on a per-use basis
  6. Person asks a question about the difference between two terms which are synonymous
  7. Person posts a question that's solved by reading compiler warnings
  8. Person asks a question that's answered in the course notes
  9. "Can an instructor please answer?"
  10. Person asks a duplicate question
  11. Person is dereferencing/writing to NULL/random memory
  12. Person decides posting on piazza is a better way to get an assignment/exam remarked than filling out the form
  13. Person posts a screenshot of an error message with no elaboration
  14. Person asks a question that's a prime example of why the programming language used in this course sucks
  15. Person posts assignment code publicly
  16. Person posts a note that's clearly just them bragging
  17. Person posts a question, recieves an answer, then edits both to say "thanks, figured it out!"
  18. Person asks what's going to be on the final
  19. Person somehow manages to ask a follow-up question that's a prime example of why we're using the programming language we are
  20. Person makes a public post saying "please look at my private post"
  21. Person asks a question that is incomprehensible due to spelling
  22. Person asks when marks will come out before the assignment deadline has passed
  23. Person asks what's going to be on the midterm
  24. Person asks a question that's solved by reading the error message and having more than 2 braincells