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 --Matthew Page 08/26/2014
-======Data Structures======
-====Week 1====
-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.\\
-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.\\
-"To achieve enlightenment you'll want to draw pictures in each stage." --Matt Haas\\
-Pointers have:\\
-) a name\\
-) an address\\
-) contents at address\\
-%%*%% - means get the contents of what's at address.\\
-%%&%% - means give me the address.\\
-"Saving the planet, one keystroke at a time." --Matt Haas with ending by Zack Golden.\\
-Node code:\\
-<code>
-struct node    //defining struct node
-{
-    signed short int value;
-    struct node *next;
-};
-typedef struct node Node;
-Node *tmp;         //does the same thing
-struct node tmp2;  //does the same thing
-Node *tmp=NULL;           //setting both pointers tmp and tmp2 to NULL
-struct node *tmp2=NULL;
-tmp=(Node*)malloc(sizeof(Node));  //instantiating a node.
-tmp->next->NULL;  //pointing back to NULL after the node.
-tmp->value=7;  //setting the value in node to 7.
-tmp->next=(Node*)malloc(sizeof(Node));    //instantiating 2nd node.
-tmp->next->next=NULL;  //setting pointer of 2nd node to NULL.
-tmp2=tmp->next; //pointing tmp2 to the second node.
-tmp2-value=13;  //setting value in second node to 13.
-</code>
-======HPC Experience 1======
-======Data Communications======

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