Failing a non-major(ish) physics course

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I took CS 1 (simple Java stuff) on the first semester, and that was relatively easy for me to do. However, I am not doing so well in my CS2 course, as I just miserably failed one exam to the point of likely losing hope of getting a B on that course. Now, I am a physics and math major, and I am doing nicely on each one of them, but I am failing CS2. Should I drop that class? I really only needed CS1 for my major requirements, but CS2 is optional. Any help here would be great. Yes, I still have time to drop my course, in case you wondered.
 
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