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- (Oct 7) For this Thursday's class (Oct 9), please bring
along pseudocode for the wildcard-search problem (I've written
this up as Exercise 5.7 in Module 5), as well as for Assignment 2.
Hint: Try and write the wildcard problem using recursion.
- (Sept 22) My office hours this Thursday will be canceled. I
have to travel to a conference Thursday afternoon.
- (Sept 11) Don't forget: work out a 7-element example using
both versions (recursive and non-recursive) of quicksort.
- (Sept 10) Yu, the TA, has made an electronic
version his lab notes, and will continue to do so periodically.
Here's the first one.
- (Sept 9) The TA will hold his office hours (not lab)
in Phillips 725 at the usual times of Mon 10-12 and Fri 1-3pm.
- (Sept 9) Don't forget to review recursion and then do
Ex 2.2 for Thursday's class.
- (Sept 9) If you are still having trouble compiling with the
test environment, please meet with the TA asap to sort this out.
- (Sept 5) Please DO NOT email the TA your encrypted-jar. The
submission instructions ask that you encrypt and leave the encrypted
jar in your submit directory.
- (Sept 3) My office hours this Thursday (Sept 4) will be 5-6pm.
- (Sept 2) To learn more about enumerations and iterators,
please read through Java modules 6 and 7 in
CS-143
- (Aug 14) There is a subdirectory of cs151 called
useful in which I will occasionally place
classes like UniformRandom.java
that I think will be useful to the class. These classes
will themselves be periodically modified - I will try to
remember to post a notice here when I've made such a
modification.
- (Aug 14)
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