2/7: New exercise today involving stl vectors. Due Monday morning, 10 am. Yet another exercise also posted using stl maps. We were going to release this one on Monday, but since we finished all the relevant lecture material today it's out now so people can start early. The map exercise is still due next Wednesday.
2/6: The writeup for hw3 is available now. We'll have an overview and demo in class either tomorrow or Monday, and starter code will be pushed to everyone's repos early this weekend. Due in three weeks (with a midterm exam in the middle) and, as usual, starting early and making steady progress is the way to go!
2/5: Slides and worksheet for tomorrow's sections linked to the calendars now.
1/18: A collection of old exams and topic lists have been added. See the resources page for the link. The topic lists will be updated for this quarter once we get closer to the exams, but they should give you a very good idea of what to expect.
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Winter Quarter, 2025.
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