CS7B-S18-Midterm02solns

CS7B-FinalS18

CS7B-FinalS18-solns

Some of the quiz code: quiz01, quiz03, quiz04

The queens recursion fixed! nqueens

cs7B-S18-Quiz02solns

CS7B-Final1S16
CS7B-FinalF17-inclass
CS7B-FinalF17-inclass-Solns
CS7B-FinalF17
CS7B-FinalF17Solns

CS7B-S18-Midterm02

Project Ramsey was updated with some starter code: Ramsey
Game RamseyMain

wumpus

CS7B-S18-Project03-Ramsey
Class starter code (with some bugs): Ramsey

AssetManager
Animator

This is a pretty good run() function for an sfml game: GameDev

Check out Hopson's game engine for sfml.
PPP2-17-ex1-4

PPP2-17-3-13

GGVF (more virtual base class stuff)

CS7B-S18-Midterm01solns

We cleaned up the calculator a bit and are working towards including in the SFML graphing picture: 20180403graphingCalc

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CS7B-S18-Project02-AlgebraArcade01

The midterm is a take-home due Monday 4/2.
CS7B-S18-Midterm01

buggyGcalc

The bug was in the range-based for-loop of the set and get functions of the symbol table: needed to be passed by reference!~
2018031999

Started Chapter 17: Building the vector class.

The calculator, pretty much as it was before: 20180321-calculator

The sfml sandbox, with a new blinking cursor and graphic text getter:
20180322-sfmlblinker

The project coming up is to combine the above two things with modifications to make it act like Algebra Arcade. Get the Apple II simulator here and access the DSK file to play Algebra Arcade and work on your math functions chops while you're at it!

Using dynamic memory allocation with new to fix potentially undefined behavior and building a more robust Function class with the calculator.

20180312

Ok, the bug in class was maybe fixed by searching stackexchange for the error message, which led to passing the string to calc() and then converting the string to a stringstream there. It doesn't crash...but it doesn't given correct answers yet, either...20180314

Ok, had to fix to_string() because it didn't work on my other machine. Made it a template function. Then...after some debugging, seems to work.20180314159, with plenty of room for improvement.

Well, Plans A,B and C are a fail. We are restricted to not loading from a file on the school comps. sf20180305-02

drawable

A first go at Function:
sf20180307

Today we found that the lab computers CB::SFML template won't load a font file. This means we may need to move to Plan B.

Meanwhile, we can build all of the struct Axis, except the label. Use the VertexArray class.

A first rendering of the Axis class in SF:
20180228

Axis01

I don't think the "Plan B" referenced last Monday is going to work. Thus I suggest we consider plan C. Make a bootable thumbdrive and use the Linux OS environment to do our SFML proggies.

President's Day Holiday
20180221SFML

SFML Documentation

Start in on Chapter 12. The bitwise calculator is now due. Email your .cpp file(s) to me at ghagopian@collegeofthedesert.edu

Follow the instructions in this video to install SFML on your computer and create a Codeblocks template.

cs7B-Quiz01-solution
Chapter 7 bubbleSort

The calculator as we left it: ppp2-7-4

Various versions of the calculator, as we left it. What's wrong with set_value in the 08buggy.cpp version? Hint: Grammar!
20180214

Continue to develop the calculator.
cs7b20180205

CS7B-S18-Project01-BitwiseCalc

cs7b-20180207

Introductions
Analyze the calculator

Here's the code we wrote in class:
main-002
As you can see, calculator00.cpp has got some logic errors. Study the code to understand how it works. When in doubt, "cout"! See if you can find the problems and fix them!