Lecture 8 | Programming Abstractions (Stanford)

[rtcvb32]

Curious the recursions problem given, I had solved it with another project, making the answer quite interesting. 60 people, groups of 4, never the same exact group. The answer is 487,635.

[agapitoflores001]

Nice Lecture. It is worth listening. I mean watching. LOL.

[alpha128a]

MMMMMMM how to formulate larger answer .......... this sentence it self is a problem and needed to be explained

[KingslayerSrb]

god, that coughing is so annoying.. if you are sick, just skip the class pff

[pagola]

just watched outofmylab 8 minutes and he explains what she takes an hour to explain

[shebotnov]

@pagola right, who needs universities anyway if you have youtube.

[tayadevijay]

fucker cougher

[allfre2]

Stack... Stack Frame??? does that has something to do with this:

push ebp

mov ebp,esp

sub esp,.... can't remember but it's a piece of code i see a lot in asm.

[dimipeli]

She makes it a very gentle introduction to recursion.

[zeffii]

The palindrome slide misses a right-parenthesis.

[hitlirbifadn]

you need to make 480p qualité; thanks anyway

[firetheinferno]

bool thisClassRocks = IsPalendrome("sit on a potato pan otis");

[karantechie1]

nice video. Another best way to learn the mechanics of recursion is to analyse the factorial problem.

[psycapy]

The book is "The Cat in the Hat Comes back."

[MrBashiirmire]

great job and helpful lecture.

[vcool]

What was she going to read to the students?

[DrGenius73]

some copyrighted story I suppose :-/

[ahmetalpbalkan]

thanks teacher

[nvpwns]

recursion really forces you to think hard

[zeffii]

@nvpwns recursion can simplify many tasks

[joyceszchan]

awesome

[vwendy]

I like the Palindromes case