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ldanigarcia’s Articles at TC101 Fall 2015, Page 2
Introduction to Programming Python and C++

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Mastery 24

Creation and use of arrays in C++ Different from vectors and strings, we don’t need to call a library, we only need to write our function “type array [n]” where n is the length of the array or the number of values that the array will be covering. This will create an array list, a series … Continue reading Mastery 24

Mastery 23

Creation and use of vectors. First you need to call the vector library: As usual this will allow us to form vectors and use their properties. In this example we will make use of vectors to create a list of integers and returns the sume of the squares of the elements in the list. We … Continue reading Mastery 23

Mastery 25

Creation and use of strings in C++ First you’ll need to call the string library on your code editor the same way you call iostream at the beginning of everything. An easy example of the use of a string is by just calling one and printing some phrase on the monitor. For this you name … Continue reading Mastery 25

Masteries 11 and 12

So this is veeeery easy it’s about creating functions and then calling them on a code for this we’re going to have to start by defining that a function can be called however you want and it can contain a lot of specifications. Here’s an example of a function called sum which adds two given … Continue reading Masteries 11 and 12

#WSQ16

So for this WSQ I got a lot of help from other codes, mainly to understand how them work and I kind of get it… kind of. I had some trouble with opening the file but at the end it worked out fine. Here’s the code I used to compile. this is pretty accurate when … Continue reading #WSQ16

#WSQ17

So… I downloaded and installed Scilab… and I think it’s the same as Mathlab, you know, for interpreting signals and stuff. So far I hadn’t “play” with it, I’m kind of in a rush so, I might try it our later It’s funny, the icon has a funny bird on it LOL

#WSQ15

So there’s one day left for this semester to finish and at this point I’m regretting of doing nothing for this class during the long weekend we had, so since tonight I’m staying at TEC (because if I go home I’m affraid I might fall asleep) I’m going to make a rush on finishing the … Continue reading #WSQ15

Project Post week 3

This week when we started looking for a code on the ImageMagick page a friend of ours told us that the only way of making it work it was by installing everything on OSX or ubuntu. Since one of us had OSX, we decided to start working on it. The hardest part was to download … Continue reading Project Post week 3

Quiz 11

Sorry for the lateness! but I totally forgot at the end of the day to upload these guys!!! Cheers!
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#WSQ13

For this wsq I had to ask Sam to help me out with the code ’cause I really had no idea what to do, well almost not a clue. After she explained it to me I decided to keep it almost the same way she had made hers. Here’s the code: https://github.com/A01154027/TC101/blob/master/WSQ13.cpp  

What should you work on?

Week #12 and more partial exams for you.

For this week's readings:
C++ (TC1017) should either be looking at support for your project, ImageMagick C++ libraries are a good start.
Python (TC1014) should be finishing chapter 11 (Dictionaries).