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The fifth assignment for AUT's Basic Programming course (Fall 2024) focuses on advanced C programming techniques. Students will implement the Newton-Raphson method for root finding, create `map` and `filter` functions using function pointers, and build an HTML tag generator using variable-length arguments.
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The fourth assignment for AUT's Basic Programming course (Fall 2024) introduces advanced C programming challenges. Students will swap values of 2D arrays, transpose square matrices in-place, and sort arrays using various algorithms like Bubble Sort and Merge Sort. The tasks emphasize the mastery of pointers and multi-dimensional arrays.
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The third assignment for AUT's Basic Programming course (Fall 2024) engages students with diverse C programming exercises, such as sorting words alphabetically, validating passwords, checking palindromes, encrypting with Caesar Cipher, and manipulating arrays. This assignment focuses on developing skills in string manipulation.
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The second assignment for AUT's Basic Programming course (Fall 2024) challenges students with various C programming exercises, including generating prime numbers, calculating Fibonacci series, creating multiplication tables, and building patterns. This assignment aims to develop students’ skills in loop structures and logical problem-solving.
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The first assignment for AUT's Basic Programming course (Fall 2024) focuses on fundamental concepts in C programming. Students will apply conditional statements and basic arithmetic operations to solve practical problems. This assignment is designed to strengthen your understanding of control flow, mathematical computations, and user input/output.
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The fifth assignment for AUT's Advanced Programming course (Spring 2024), focusing on the principles of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Python Decorators, and Asynchronous Programming. Enhance your skills in OOP with practical applications, master decorators for dynamic functions, and learn async programming for concurrent tasks.
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The fourth assignment for AUT's Advanced Programming course (Spring 2024), designing a messaging system and mastering the Standard Template Library (STL). Enhance your skills in object-oriented programming with practical applications of classes, inheritance, and polymorphism, while leveraging STL for loop-free programming.
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The BONUS assignment for AUT's Advanced Programming course (Spring 2024), focusing on implementing the Pig Game in JavaScript. This game challenges players to strategize dice rolls to reach 100 points without rolling a 1, which resets their score for the round.
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The third assignment for AUT's Advanced Programming course (Spring 2024), focusing on the implementation and understanding of Bloom Filters and Tries. These structures optimize space and search operations, crucial for network systems and data processing.
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The second assignment for AUT's Advanced Programming course (Spring 2024), featuring a banking system simulation project. It includes Person, Account, and Bank classes to manage transactions and operations, enhancing secure programming and data handling skills.
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