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 =====C/C++ Programming Journal===== =====C/C++ Programming Journal=====
  
 +====May 3, 2016====
 +On this final episode of Dragon Ball C:
 +We goofed off in class and focused on some projects. It was fun.
 +
 +
 +====Apr. 14, 2016====
 +Last time on Dragon Ball C:
 +  * "Friends" were described. Being friends means the class can touch another friends private parts.
 +  * Being friends with another class became easier than face book! Just tag them with the friend tag
 +  * Also, I should probably look at some more examples of friends..
 +
 +
 +
 +====Apr. 8, 2016====
 +Last time on Dragon ball C:
 +  * Joe decided to pull out the bitmap standard and explain more about it.
 +  * Inheritance was discussed over a few episodes within lecture
 +  * Mitch learned a valuable lesson "You cant have access to your parent's private areas"
 +
 +
 +====Mar. 24, 2016====
 +
 +Well, class flew by. So I'll keep this short and sweet. So pretty much just look in my cprog directory and look into the rectangle.h file. Main file is has end of .cc, .cpp, .C, .c++, cxx. I'll look into more c++ structure. Just look into the .cc file for more info.
 ====Mar. 21, 2016==== ====Mar. 21, 2016====
  
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 ======UNIX/Linux Fundamentals Journal====== ======UNIX/Linux Fundamentals Journal======
-====Mar. 24, 2016==== 
  
-We discussed udr2 in class: + 
--Matt made a program called binhaxx. I can read more about it in its man +====Apr. 14, 2016==== 
--One thing to keep in mind is that make is a command +Today we fiddled around with the the ttol file. I've started working on the gfo0 project and am planning on how to go about it. I'll comment the script of my thought process once I've figured out the whole project. 
--echo $PATH displays the current path to the current directory + 
--REALLY look into the manual for binhaxxIt has SO many functions + 
--If cat the data file, I can pipe it to search to find data +====Apr. 12, 2016==== 
--Hint: cat the session | search | grep +Well, We covered the project of the week. We also discussed how there are various ways to complete tasks. Some are more optimized for the specific task at hand while others are less so. 
--06 00 (little endianend of message?+====Apr7, 2016==== 
 + 
 +  * A potato said hello. And then woke up 
 +  * /var/log/wtmp * is an interesting place. Try ls it 
 +  * last is also something interesting 
 +  * Moar character searches and stuff 
 +  * \and \mean expression
  
 ====Mar. 21, 2016==== ====Mar. 21, 2016====
  
-The dd function works a lot like cat. It can be used to copy certain sections of a file via bytes.See the manual for more info on this. In addition there are regular expressions. Floating dot means match any single char, * is 0 or more of the previous, []char class, match any one enclosed chars[^ ] inverted char classdo not match any one of the enclosed chars\< match start of word\> match end of word^ match start of line$ match end of line, ? means match preceding thing 0 or 1 times+ means 1 or more of the previous (not all tools support these).+lot happened in UNIX class todayHowevera lot of functions were  usedHead, tailand a bunch of othersHoweverall could be read on the udr2 projectsJust man all the functions
  
 +====Mar. 21,2016====
 +
 +The dd function works a lot like cat. It can be used to copy certain sections of a file via bytes.See the manual for more info on this. In addition there are regular expressions. Floating dot means match any single char, * is 0 or more of the previous, []char class, match any one enclosed chars. [^ ] inverted char class, do not match any one of the enclosed chars. \< match start of word, \> match end of word. ^ match start of line, $ match end of line, ? means match preceding thing 0 or 1 times. + means 1 or more of the previous (not all tools support these).
 ====Mar. 14, 2016==== ====Mar. 14, 2016====
  
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