In-class Examples List

CS 132
Intro to Computer Science II
Spring 2005

• This is merely a selection of files and examples, most of which were mentioned or used in the class. It is not a comprehensive list, nor are all lectures and labs included. Formatting is generally minimal.

• Week 15, Lecture, May 2, 2005: makefiles, and a few words on derived classes and inheritance
  • A nice makefiles tutorial by Charles Lin at University of Maryland
    
    
  • playmake1
  • makefile
    
    
  • [NOTE - the following were NOT displayed during lecture, but are included as possibly-useful reference/review]
  • stock_item.h - example of a class that we'll use as a base class
  • flavored_item.h - example of a class derived from stock_item
  • lect15_play.cpp - playing with stock_item and flavored_item
  
  
• Week 5, Lecture, February 14, 2005: intro to bags
  • bag pseudo-UML (2-14-05 version, in PDF) adapted from Savitch and Main's "Data Structures and Other Objects Using C++", 2nd edition, Addison-Wesley, Chapter 4
  • bag.h
  • bag.cpp
  • babytest_bag.cpp
  
  
• Week 3, Lecture, January 31, 2005: example code related to recursion discussion
  • fib.cpp, test_fib.cpp - recursively finding the nth number in the Fibonacci series
  • binSearch.cpp - recursively seeing if a given value is within the given range of a sorted array
  • writeBackward.cpp, test_writeBackward.cpp, writeBackward.h - recursively writing the first n characters of a given string in reverse order to the screen
  • recMax.cpp, test_recMax.cpp - recursively finding the maximum value amongst the first n elements of an unsorted array
  
  
• Week 1, Lab, January 19, 2005: example code for demonstration/reminder of how to compile a program in multiple files using cs-server's gnu c++ compiler, g++
  • nameInLights.h
  • nameInLights.cpp
  • test_nameInLights.cpp
    
    
  • to compile nameInLights, and create nameInLights.o:
    

    g++ -c nameInLights.cpp

    
    
  • to compile test_nameInLights.cpp, and create executable file test_nameInLights:
    

    g++ -o test_nameInLights test_nameInLights.cpp nameInLights.o

    
    
  • to then run test_nameInLights and have its output written to file test_nameInLights_output instead of to the screen:
    

    test_nameInLights > test_nameInLights_output