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  • 3 pages Assignment3.pdf
    • Assignment3.pdf
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2016
    • Assignment 3 Inheritance GoalsIdentify requirements for a program using polymorphism Create a program to demonstrate your class hierarchy You will create a simple class hierarchy as the basis for a fantasy combat game. Your universe contains the c
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  • 2 pages cs 162 exam1.docx
    • cs 162 exam1.docx
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • You can use #define to define a name for a C+ variable. FALSE It is good software engineering practice to take the declarations for class Foo and put them in a file named foo.cpp to enable building a program from smaller pieces of code. FALSE The include
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  • 3 pages Assignment1.pdf
    • Assignment1.pdf
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • Assignment 1 Program Design and Testing Implementing Conways Game of Life Goals Review of programming with arrays Convert requirements (i.e. the rules) to a software design Think about the testing process, before and after writing the program
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  • 3 pages Assignment1.pdf
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    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2016
    • Assignment 1 Program Design and Testing Implementing Langtons Ant Goals Review of programming with arrays Convert requirements (i.e. the rules) to a software design Think about the testing process, before and after writing the program. Assign
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  • 10 pages Exam 1 on Introduction to Computer Science
    • Exam 1 on Introduction to Computer Science
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Summer 2014
    • CS 162 Summer 2014 Sample Exam I 7/21/2014 Time Limit: 50 Minutes Name (Print): ONID This exam contains 10 pages (including this cover page) and 3 parts. Check to see if any pages are missing. Enter all requested information on the top of this page. You m
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    Exam 1 on Introduction to Computer Science

  • 6 pages cs162exam1_review.pdf
    • cs162exam1_review.pdf
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • FORM 2(put name, form, and section number on test!) CS 162 Exam I True (A) / False (B) (2 pts) 1. A structure has member variables, like an object, but they are usually all public and accessed directly with the dot operator, instead of by calling member f
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  • 1 pages Card.hpp
    • Card.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef UNTITLED9_CARD_H #define UNTITLED9_CARD_H #include <string> #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Card cfw_ private: int rank; / Should be in the range 0-12. int suit; / Should be in the range 0-3. public: / must have constructors, destru
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  • 2 pages Card.cpp
    • Card.cpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include "Card.hpp" Card:Card(int r, int s)cfw_ rank = r; suit = s; Card:Card()cfw_ rank = 0; suit = 0; Card:~Card()cfw_ int Card:getRank()cfw_ return rank; int Card:getSuit()cfw_ return suit; std:string Card:getRankString()cfw_ int rankk = rank + 1;
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  • 1 pages Hand.hpp
    • Hand.hpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef UNTITLED9_HAND_H #define UNTITLED9_HAND_H #include "Card.hpp" #include <vector> #include <stdlib.h> using namespace std; class Hand cfw_ private: Card* cards; int n_cards; / Number of cards in the hand. public: / must have constructors, destructor
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  • 2 pages gofish.cpp
    • gofish.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include #include #include #include <iostream> "Deck.hpp" "Player.hpp" <vector> using namespace std; int main()cfw_ cout < "Welcome to Go Fish Game\n\n" < endl; Deck deck; deck.shuffle(); Player player; Player computer; int i; for (i = 0; i < 7; +i)cfw_ C
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  • 4 pages README.md
    • README.md
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • # Assignment 2 - Go Fish *Due by 11:59pm on Monday, 2/6/2017* *Demos due by 11:59pm on Friday, 2/17/2017* The goals of this assignment is to start working with C+ classes. Follow the directions below, and make sure your source code files (*no executable f
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  • 3 pages test_data.txt
    • test_data.txt
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • 3 Oregon 5.2 5.7 51088 36 Baker 5.8 6.9 38966 Benton 4.1 4.3 54089 Clackamas 4.6 5.2 65555 Clatsop 4.7 5.6 45132 Columbia 5.7 7.2 57517 Coos 6.6 7.6 39956 Crook 6.2 8.5 38155 Curry 6.5 8.5 40524 Deschutes 5.0 6.0 52387 Douglas 7.7 7.7 41504 Gilliam 4.5 6.
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  • 4 pages econdata.cpp
    • econdata.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • /* * All these functions about sort and calculation * */ #include "econdata.hpp" using namespace std; bool state_income_asc(struct state lhs, struct state rhs)cfw_ return lhs.med_income < rhs.med_income; bool state_income_desc(struct state lhs, struct st
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  • 1 pages Deck.hpp
    • Deck.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef UNTITLED9_DECK_H #define UNTITLED9_DECK_H #include "Card.hpp" #include "stdlib.h" #include <iostream> class Deck cfw_ private: Card cards[52]; int n_cards; / Number of cards remaining in the deck. public: / must have constructors, destructor, acce
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  • 4 pages README.md
    • README.md
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • # Assignment 1 *Due by 11:59pm on Monday, 1/23/2017* *Demos due by 11:59pm on Friday, 2/3/2017* The goals of this assignment are to brush off your C+ skills by working with `struct`s and pointers and to start practicing some of the new things we're learni
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  • 1 pages Deck.cpp
    • Deck.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include "Deck.hpp" Deck:Deck()cfw_ srand(int)time(0); n_cards = 52; for (int i = 0; i < 4; +i)cfw_ for (int j = 0; j < 13; +j)cfw_ cards[i * 13 + j] = Card(j, i); /cout < cards[i * 13 + j] < endl; Deck:~Deck()cfw_ Card Deck:getCard()cfw_ n_cards -= 1
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  • 1 pages econdata.hpp
    • econdata.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • /* * Header files, struct deine or etc. */ /* * File: econdata.hpp * Author: Yufeng Zhang * * Created on January 23, 2017, 2:00 PM */ #ifndef ECONDATA_HPP #define ECONDATA_HPP #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <fstream> #include <string> #in
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  • 1 pages Player.hpp
    • Player.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef UNTITLED9_PLAYER_H #define UNTITLED9_PLAYER_H #include "Hand.hpp" #include <iostream> using namespace std; class Player cfw_ private: Hand hand; int* books; / Array with ranks for which the player has books. public: / must have constructors, destr
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  • 7 pages explore_econdata.cpp
    • explore_econdata.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • /* * This is assignment 1 for cs162 * Goal is to write a program to explore state/county economic data * then sort the data and output as the user needed. */ /* * File: explore_econdata * Author: Yufeng Zhang * * Created on January 22, 2017, 12:20 PM */ #
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  • 223 pages a.out
    • a.out
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • ELF#>#@#@[email protected]#@#8# #@#@#@#@#@#@#8#8 #@#8#@#@#@#`X#` X# #]#]`#]`#<# #]#]`#]`#T#T#@ #T#@#D#D#Ptd#@#@#@# #Qtd#Rtd#]# #]`#]`#H#H#/lib64/ld-linux-x8664.so.2#GNU# #GNU#?xs1#n! is7%#!#s#! (EL# CyIk# # # #i# #
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  • 1 pages Line.hpp
    • Line.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef Line_hpp #define Line_hpp #include <stdio.h> #include "Point.hpp" class Line cfw_ private: Point point1; Point point2; public: / Line(); class DegenerateLineExceptioncfw_; class UndefinedSlopeExceptioncfw_; class ParallelLinesExceptioncfw_; Line(P
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  • 1 pages MyInteger.cpp
    • MyInteger.cpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include "MyInteger.hpp" #include <iostream> MyInteger:MyInteger(int iInteger) cfw_ /setMyInt(iInteger); pInteger=new int; *pInteger=iInteger; MyInteger:MyInteger(MyInteger &obj) cfw_ pInteger=new int; *pInteger= obj.getMyInt(); void MyInteger:operator=
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  • 1 pages Zombie.cpp
    • Zombie.cpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include "Zombie.hpp" #include <stdio.h> #include <iostream> using namespace std; int Zombie:zombieNum=0; void Zombie:speak() cfw_ cout<"Braaaainss!"<endl; Zombie:Zombie() cfw_ addZombieNum(); Zombie:~Zombie() cfw_ minusZobieNum(); void Zombie:addZombi
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  • 1 pages BankAccount.hpp
    • BankAccount.hpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef BankAccount_hpp #define BankAccount_hpp #include <stdio.h> #include <string> using namespace std; class BankAccount cfw_ private: string customerName; string customerID; double customerBalance; public: BankAccount(); BankAccount(string,string,doub
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  • 1 pages BankAccount.cpp
    • BankAccount.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include "BankAccount.hpp" #include <iostream> BankAccount:BankAccount() cfw_ customerName=" "; customerID=" "; customerBalance=0.0; BankAccount:BankAccount(string cCustomerName,string cCustomerID,double cCustomerBalance) cfw_ customerName=cCustomerName;
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  • 1 pages main.cpp
    • main.cpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include <iostream> #include "MyInteger.hpp" int main() cfw_ MyInteger MyInteger std:cout std:cout obj1(17); obj2 = obj1; < obj1.getMyInt() < std:endl; < obj2.getMyInt() < std:endl; obj2.setMyInt(9); std:cout < obj1.getMyInt() < std:endl; std:cout < obj2.
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    • MyInteger.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef MyInteger_hpp #define MyInteger_hpp #include <stdio.h> class MyInteger cfw_ private: int* pInteger; /int* pInteger = new int; non-static member initialization is wrong. public: MyInteger(int iInteger); MyInteger(MyInteger &obj); void operator=(con
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  • 1 pages main.cpp
    • main.cpp
    • Oregon State
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    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include <iostream> #include <cctype> #include <string> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; int main() cfw_ string str = "ddkfjsldjl"; transform(str.begin(), str.end(), str.begin(), (int (*)(int)toupper); cout<str<endl; return 0;
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  • 1 pages bAccount.cpp
    • bAccount.cpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #include <iostream> #include "BankAccount.hpp" using namespace std; int main() cfw_ BankAccount account1("Harry Potter","K4637",8032.78); account1.withdraw(244.0); account1.withdraw(3012.58); account1.deposit(37.54); account1.withdraw(1807.12); account1.d
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  • 1 pages Zombie.hpp
    • Zombie.hpp
    • Oregon State
    • Introduction To Computer Science II4
    • CS 162 - Spring 2015
    • #ifndef Zombie_hpp #define Zombie_hpp #include <stdio.h> class Zombie cfw_ private: static int zombieNum; public: void speak(); Zombie(); ~Zombie(); void addZombieNum(); void minusZobieNum(); int getZombieNum(); ; #endif /* Zombie_hpp */
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    | Would highly recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

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    I would definitely recommend Jennifer as your lecturer. She's patience and passion in programming and willing to spend the extra time with you to help you understand more.

    Course highlights:

    After learning constructors in class, we had a proficiency test which we have to code in class without any guidance. Well the TA's were just there to grade and I wasn't smart at memorizing stuff. I failed the proficiency test, the worst thing is, if you fail the proficiency test, the highest grade you'll get is a C. I talked to Jennifer about this and she gave me another chance. She's willing to spend some extra time just to guide me through the proficiency test again. Because of her kindness. I got an A.

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    3-5 hours

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    Listen in class. That's the most important thing to do. Once you understand in class, the rest is as easy as ABC.

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