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- | ======Data Structures====== | ||
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- | ====Week 1==== | ||
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- | I think I'm changing formats from writing stuff every single day to just writing a general synopsis for every week for each class to preserve my sanity.\\ | ||
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- | For data structures this week we discussed the general idea of linked lists and looked at our first project (dsi0) which is pertaining to making an array list and having a user driven menu that changes data in the array list. We also talked about pointers and nodes.\\ | ||
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- | "To achieve enlightenment you'll want to draw pictures in each stage." | ||
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- | Pointers have: | ||
- | 1) a name\\ | ||
- | 2) an address\\ | ||
- | 3) contents at address\\ | ||
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- | %%*%% - means get the contents of what's at address.\\ | ||
- | %%&%% - means give me the address.\\ | ||
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- | Node code:\\ | ||
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- | ======HPC Experience 1====== | ||
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- | ======Data Communications====== | ||