CSE 142 Stuff

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Contact Information		TA: Hannah C. Tang E-mail: hctang@cs.washington.edu Office: MGH 450 Office Hours: M 3:30-4:20 (MGH 450), Th 10:30-11:20 (MGH 252), and by appointment Feedback: Use this anonymous form for suggestions or comments

Section Slides		PowerPoint slides from quiz section Th, Mar 29 (Intro) Th, Apr 5 (I/O and Casting) Th, Apr 12 (Functions) Th, Apr 19 (Loops & Functions) Th, Apr 26 (Base 16) Th, May 3 (Pointers, Arrays, Memory) Th, May 10 (Pointers, Arrays) Th, May 17 (Structs) Th, May 24 (Strings, structs, and sorting, oh my!) Th, May 31 (Recursion)

Code Samples		Lecture 2 (3/28) example -- determine if a number is even or odd Self-extracting archive Source code Sample workspace to practice writing your own programs Self-extracting archive Source code Different uses for while- and for-loops Self-extracting archive Source code The fibonnacci and factorial programs from quiz section Self-extracting archive Source code C++ Quicksort implementation (algorithm presented in quiz section) Source code

Handouts		Array and pointer worksheet and solution Exercises and solutions involving structs

Questions and Tips		Getting MSVC to reindent your code About #define's Problems with nested if's Off-by-one -- the most common programming mistake An introduction to animation

Links		Directly related to this course: Course Syllabus Homework Help Page Lecture Slides and Schedule Important! 142 Style Guide Two good style guides: Luke's brief listing Doug's rationale behind style C/C++ Resources MSVC Reference Card and MSVC Debugger Information Doug Zonker's fantastic AD section webpage CSE 142 Section BF, which I TA'd Autumn 2000