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Sep. 24th, 2019 04:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brin_bellwayI like doing statements of cash flows. Tracing where all the money came from and went is a nice puzzle, and there's a built-in check: if the calculated change in cash doesn't match the *provided* change in cash (from the comparative balance sheet), you know something is wrong and have a chance to fix it before you turn it in.
I wasn't expecting to do the entire assignment for the cash-flow chapter today, but I kept going "you know what, let's do one more, I can handle it" until eventually I'd made it to the end.
(I could, in fact, handle it: the assignments are graded automatically, so I already know I got 96%, and furthermore I did even better on the later problems than the earlier ones.)
I wasn't expecting to do the entire assignment for the cash-flow chapter today, but I kept going "you know what, let's do one more, I can handle it" until eventually I'd made it to the end.
(I could, in fact, handle it: the assignments are graded automatically, so I already know I got 96%, and furthermore I did even better on the later problems than the earlier ones.)
