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Debugging

This article provides a summary of the fall 2001 CSC 171 lecture, covering topics such as debugging, cryptography, and the contributions of Donald Knuth. It also highlights upcoming events and course evaluations.

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Debugging

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  1. Debugging CSC 171 FALL 2001 LECTURE 22

  2. Project 4 • Hardcopies are outside of CSB 722 • All returns outside CSB 722

  3. Student Cryptography talks Today 12/11 4:50-6:15 CSB 601 Mable, the robot table Friday 12/14 May Room 3:30-4:30 Monday 12/17 12:20 CSB 209 End of Semester Events

  4. 30% multiple & short 30 one point questions 1 hour (2 min each) 70% code 14 five point questions (8.5 min each) Review 2nd midterm There could be similar questions Lists Operations interpretation Trees Construction Traversal Inheritance Interfaces Methods FINAL EXAM

  5. 1973 -Don Knuth a dozen volumes on the "Art of Programming”. The first three turn out to be the "bibles" of software development Many basic algorithms of the field that became known as "data structures“. Many of the techniques that would become the basis of "software engineering". In 1982, Knuth received the IEEE Computer Society Pioneer Award. 2001 - Things a Computer Scientist Rarely Talks About - Interactions Between Faith and Computer Science History: Donald Knuth

  6. JDB – the Java debugger • Compile with the “-g” option • Allows developers to “step” through a program • Allows inspection of running programs • Demo

  7. COURSE EVALUATIONS • Tuesday, December 11th, in Lecture

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