Description: Creation and use of vectors and matrixes in C++.
The very last one. We are going into the matrix of codes (or the code of matrixes, rather). It’s a bit odd that these masteries find themselves separated by a gap between two other masteries, but that’s just nitpicking. Let’s go ahead and finish this trip.
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I’m going to declare a variable called team and I will use it for some examples.
Len
The function Len allows you to return the number of characters inside the string. The count starts with number 0
Traversal
This one is very helpful if you want to deal one string character at a time.
Slices
Slices are segment of strings.You could pick up a part of the string with this one.
Immutability
This means that you couldn’t replace an existing variable string at least you create a new one.
Counting
Basically this one allows you to count how many characters appears in a string.
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One is about arrays and the other one is about matrixes. Those topics were the hardest for me.
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I cant belive that is finally it !!!
No more masteries, wsqs, projects…!!!
]]>A matrix is a simple array, but in this case the arrays has two dimensions. We had to use this concept to undestand how to perform the imagemagick challenge.
For those of you that know spanish(haha just kidding…) there is a cool blog that explains this:
https://ronnyml.wordpress.com/2009/07/04/vectores-matrices-y-punteros-en-c/
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Mastery 27 – Creation and use of dictionaries in Python
Here’s the progress I have from WSQ17 in which I create and use a dictionarie.
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