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CS 61B Lecture 3: Defining Classes

CS 61B: Data Structures - Fall 2006 Instructor Jonathan Shewchuk Fundamental dynamic data structures, including linear lists, queues, trees, and other linked structures; arrays strings, and hash ...  
 
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I wish I could have the money to go the UCBerkeley  these proffesor is awesome.....
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good good.
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what is really the point of copying someone else's personal details into another?? :-s
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obviously it's only a pedagogical example made to briefly illustrate the topic he was talking about before that; and by the way introduce the student with the language.

The only point to do that is to make a simple example of a copy. (as it happens with String when you call the copy constructor)
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Prof. Shewchuk, where have you been all my semester!!!!

This is wonderful! I'm bashing my head in with a text book, feeling like a low grade maroon (sic) about writing classes in particular....This really brings the subject alive!!!
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This guy is a great tutor, I wish that I had the chance to go to uni and sit in on these lectures.
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it has something to do with the classroom lights illuminating the board, which makes it difficult to see for a relatively large class.
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Java, he es teaching Java.

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