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| # | Exercise Title | Features | Description | Platform | Keywords |
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| 1 | Link Nodes | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow introducing the concept of Link Nodes. | OpenDSA | Link Node |
| 2 | Link Nodes: Iteration | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow introducing the concept of iterating through a linked list. | OpenDSA | Link Node, Iteration |
| 3 | Link Nodes: Delete | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow introducing the concept of deleting from a linked list. | OpenDSA | Link Node, Iteration |
| 4 | Link Nodes: Insertion | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow introducing the concept of inserting a new node into a linked list. | OpenDSA | Link Node, Iteration |
| 5 | Creating a Chain of Links | Algorithm Visualization, Code Tracing Presentation | Slideshow introducing the concept of chaining link nodes to form a linked list. | OpenDSA | Link Node, Linked List |
| 6 | List Element Data Slideshow | Algorithm Visualization | Slideshow discussing the tradeoffs for storing element values in link nodes vs. references to element values. | OpenDSA | List Element Implementation |
| 7 | Practicing Pointers: Links | Tracing Exercise | Third pointer assignment proficiency exercise. Users click on objects to show how pointers link nodes together into a linked list. | OpenDSA | Pointer, Object |
| 8 | Doubly Linked List | Create the necessary classes for a Doubly Linked List, containing the method insert_at_start(data) to add a new item to the... | PCEX | ||
| 9 | Doubly Linked List | Create the necessary classes for a Doubly Linked List, containing the method insert_at_start(data) to add a new item to the... | PCEX | ||
| 10 | IS12:: line_count.c (6.4) | C BehaviorExample for demonstrating IS12:: line_count.c (6.4) | WebEx | ||
| 11 | Single Line IF...ELSE Statement | Python BehaviorExample for demonstrating Single Line IF...ELSE Statement | WebEx | if-else statement | |
| 12 | Single Line If...Else Statement | Python BehaviorExample for demonstrating Single Line If...Else Statement | WebEx | conditionals | |
| 13 | Single Line Loop Statement | Python BehaviorExample for demonstrating Single Line Loop Statement | WebEx | for loop | |
| 14 | Command Line Proficiency Exercise: Challenge 1 | Proficiency Exercise | Command line proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. Challenge 1. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 15 | Command line proficiency exercise: Challenge 2 | Proficiency Exercise | Command line proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. Challeng 2. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 16 | Command Line Proficiency Exercise: Challenge 3 | Proficiency Exercise | Command line proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. Challenge 3. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 17 | IS12:: av_line_for.c (118.2) | C BehaviorExample for demonstrating IS12:: av_line_for.c (118.2) | WebEx | ||
| 18 | IS12:: av_line_while.c (118.1) | C BehaviorExample for demonstrating IS12:: av_line_while.c (118.1) | WebEx | ||
| 19 | Using End of Line Statement | C++ BehaviorExample for demonstrating Using End of Line Statement | AnnEx | ||
| 20 | Practising reading a file and printing the third element in each line of the file | Construct a program that opens up a file and prints out the third element in each line of the file | jsParsons | exception handling, file i/o | |
| 21 | Cd Command Proficiency Exercise 2 | Proficiency Exercise | Second cd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 22 | Cd Command Proficiency Exercise 3 | Proficiency Exercise | Third cd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 23 | cd Command Proficiency Exercise | Proficiency Exercise | Cd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 24 | cp command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | cp command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 25 | ls command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | ls command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 26 | mkdir command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | mkdir command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 27 | mv command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | mv command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 28 | pwd Command Proficiency Exercise 2 | Proficiency Exercise | Second pwd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 29 | pwd Command Proficiency Exercise 3 | Proficiency Exercise | Third pwd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 30 | pwd Command Proficiency Exercise | Proficiency Exercise | pwd command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 31 | rm -r Command Proficiency Exercise | Proficiency Exercise | rm -r command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 32 | rm Command Proficiency Exercise | Proficiency Exercise | rm command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 33 | rmdir command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | rmdir command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 34 | touch command proficiency exercise | Proficiency Exercise | touch command proficency exercise: User provides the appropriate command to achieve some goal. | OpenDSA | Command Line |
| 35 | csedpad.10.DoWhile.do-whileloops_1 | The world's tiniest command-line calculator. Repeatedly prompt the user for a command (add, sub, or exit). The add command increments... | PCEX | ||
| 36 | Printing file contents | Construct a program that opens up a file and prints out each line of the file | jsParsons | exception handling, file i/o | |
| 37 | Reporting File Information (Case 1) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 38 | Reporting File Information (Case 2) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 39 | Reporting File Information (Case 1) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 40 | Reporting File Information (Case 2) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 41 | Reporting File Information (Case 1) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 42 | Reporting File Information (Case 2) | Construct a program that receives the full path to an input file from the user, reads that file and reports... | PCEX | ||
| 43 | Bills statistics | Write a program that combines the content of two files and saves it to a third file. The first file... | PCEX | ||
| 44 | The Class for Representing a Bank Account (Case 2) | Construct a class that represents a basic bank account. This class should contain data representing the name of the account’s... | PCEX | ||
| 45 | The Class for Representing a Bank Account (Case 2). | Construct a class that represents a basic bank account. This class should contain data representing the name of the account’s... | PCEX |