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======Week 13======

  * The full EoCE has been released, check your Opus for details (if you don't see it, you're not logged in).
  * Last new thing: [[cprogtemplates|C++ Templates]]

======Week 12======

  * Time for some polymorphism. Sample code time.
    * **mkdir -p ~/src/cprog/polymorphism**
    * **cd /var/public/cprog/polymorphism**
    * **cp /var/public/cprog/polymorphism/account.cc ~/src/cprog/polymorphism**
    * **cd ~/src/cprog/polymorphism**
  * Some End of Course Experience programs:
    * [[cprogeoce1|Reproduce this logic]]
    * [[cprogeoce2|Selection Conversion]]

======Week 11======

  * The next venue of exploration will be inheritance. There is some sample code we'll walk through.
    * **cd /var/public/oop/inheritance/**
    * **make copy**
    * **cd**
    * **cd src/cprog/inheritance**


======Week 10======

  * Because you've all been so awesome, I'm giving you next week off from all your scheduled classes. You're welcome.
  * More GD fun, integrating with our existing C knowledge.
    * Polygons: [[gdpoly|Make a triangle]]
  * Perhaps we'll start talking about classes today...
    * Basic Classes (Classes are really just structs with added fluff): [[cppclass1|Simple Classes]]

======Week 9======

  * Going to start putting everything together and learning to use libraries.
    * First up: [[sqrtprog|The Math Library]]
    * Then: [[gdintro|The GD Library]]
  * Just in case there happens to be a sing-a-long, some [[structslyrics|lyrics]]
  * More GD fun is upon us!
    * Shapes fun: [[gdcircle|Circle of Squares]]

======Week 8======

  * I had a request for a deeper exploration of object file linking (during the compilation process). At the same time, I thought it would be a good opportunity to start looking at file processing (reading in data from a text file). I have implemented an example which will copy itself into your **~/src/cprog/scores/** directory; to get it, simply do the following (on lab46):
    * **cd /var/public/cprog/multifile/scores/**
    * **make copy**
    * **cd ~/src/cprog/scores/**
    * To compile (eventually we'll want to do this for **EACH** source file:
      * **gcc -c main.c**
      * **gcc -c iscores.c**
      * **gcc -c fscores.c**
      * **gcc -c display.c**
      * **gcc -o scores main.o iscores.o fscores.o display.o** (do this just once, after compiling each **.c** file to a **.o** file).
    * Setting up for structs: [[prestructs|prestructs]].
    * Converting to use structs: [[structs1|structs1]].

======Week 7======

  * Warning Grades were submitted. You received one if you met one of these criteria:
    * (1F) No/shockingly little modification to your opus
    * (1D) Opus content/modifications, but far too little, or far too long since last update.
    * The situation is easy to fix, just keep your Opus updated and filled with relevant content. Some people in the class have an EXCELLENT Opus.
  * We're going to start exploring functions and multi-file programs. I have implemented an example which will copy itself into your **~/src/cprog/exponentiator/** directory; to get it, simply do the following (on lab46):
    * **cd /var/public/cprog/multifile/exponentiator/**
    * **make copy**
    * **cd ~/src/cprog/exponentiator/**
    * To compile (eventually we'll want to do this for **EACH** source file:
      * **gcc -c main.c**
      * **gcc -o exponentiator *.o** (do this just once, after compiling each .c file to a .o file).

======Week 6======

  * Playing with [[random_numbers|Random Numbers]].

======Week 5======
  * Getting input a [[fgetc_input|byte at a time with fgetc()]].
  * Array and input fun: [[pointer_arrays_char_input|mixing char input and arrays to get strings]].
  * Probably will start on **if** statements, decision making, and relational operators.

======Week 4======
  * More pointer fun: [[pointer_array|arrays as pointers]].
  * Getting input via [[scanf_input|formatted text strings in scanf()]].

======Week 3======
  * Hopefully we have all finished the data types/ranges program.
  * We'll be moving on to exploring the following programs:
    * A program that looks at [[character_data|why chars might be called chars and not short short ints]].
    * A program that [[pointer_fun1|plays a bit more with memory]].
    * A program that [[pointer_fun2|digs a little deeper with memory]].
  * Before we get too far into this, please be sure to watch [[http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/104/|Pointer Fun with Binky (C version)]]
  * Be sure to be regularly updating your journal!
  * Think of things you do not yet understand related to C-- consider researching them or asking questions. And any such knowledge gained? Perfect for going on your journal!


======Week 2======
  * Try out address/content code
  * Find ranges and sizes for the following data types:
    * unsigned char
    * signed char
    * unsigned short int
    * signed short int
    * unsigned int
    * signed int
    * unsigned long int
    * signed long int
    * unsigned long long int
    * signed long long int
  * Example code for both the chars can be found [[datatyperanges|here]].
======Week 1======
  * Set up screen + irssi to get on the class chat.
  * Type in, compile, and study the **Hello, World!** example.
  * Set up Personal Lab46 Mercurial Repository
  * Type in, compile, and study the first data type example code.