CS 161 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Exam Guide - Vim (Text Editor), Vehicle Door, Valgrind

• School: Oregon State University
• Department: Computer Science
• Course: CS 161
• Professor: Shannon Ernst

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Must complete 70% of lab in the classroom, can complete the rest and. Labs show it next week to gain the rest of the points. Sign up for a demo every assignment. Demoing outside of the two weeks deducts 50 points. Solving problems through computers (create algorithms and procedures) Computers used to be people, now they are also machines. Computers are based on numbers -> binary, hexadecimal, etc. Create languages so humans can program then create a translator to get it into binary (language the computer can understand) Language is compiled into binary for the computer to understand. Create cpp file (c++ file) -> vim my_file. cpp. Add some code to file (basic boiler plate) #include usin(cid:469) namespace std; int main(cid:1661)(cid:1662) { //my awesome code (cid:469)oes here cout << (cid:1684)line o(cid:468) code that prints this line to the screen. (cid:1685) << endl; return 0; Compile your program -> g++ my_file. cpp -o my_file_exe (do not name this.