PLEASE NOTE the documents contained herein are converted from
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formatted as they would be in printed form. These documents are not meant
to replace the printed versions bbut merely serve as a reference. The lecturer's
notes are MY notes to MYSELF. Please don't ask for clarifications on them.
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CMSC215-02
Course Syllabus - Handed out 9/8/99
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Chapter
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2 Lecturer's Notes - 9/13/99
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1 - Out 9/13/99, Due 9/15/99
Notes
for Using UNIX - 9/15/99
Notes
for using compilers/Non-collected lab
Answers to Assignment I - Returned 9/20/99 (not provided in print form)
Exam Prep Exercise Answers, Chapters 5-9 - These are also on reserve at the library, under my name and this class ID
Comment
header for every program to be submitted for this class
Appendix D in the book has information regarding the difference
between using ISO/ANSI standard C++ (which the book is written for) and
using pre-standard C++ (which we have on our system). As written in the
book, the programs will not work. For example, all includes in the book
need to be rewritten as follows: Drop the first letter c if it exists,
and add a .h to the end. The mapping between new (theirs) and old (ours)
include file names is on page A13. Not also that the line using namespace
std; is not used in pre-standard C++. The Appendix also talks about the
differences between string data types in pre- and standard C++. There's
some other good stuff in there too. Check it out.