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CS106B C++ Strings

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Throughout today's notes, there are a few paragraphs and examples labeled (Not covered in class.) Those are supplemental notes designed to enrich your understanding of the material. Reviewing them is strongly recommended. There is also an entire section of notes that has a Supplementary; Please Review tag on its section title. I sometimes use that tag in the lecture notes to signal items that are slightly more critical for you to review, but which we did not have time to discuss in class. Library Functions and Exam Reference Sheets We talked about a lot of library functions today for strings and characters. You do not have to memorize all of those for your exams! We'll actually provide you with a reference sheet that has all those library functions, in addition to the single page (front and back) of notes that you get to bring to the exam, as well. You for sure want to familiarize yourself with them so you know what's what and can solve problems efficiently on your exams, but you don'

CS106B C++ Strings C++ Strings Wednesday, June 24 In today's lecture, we explore operations on the C++ string datatype. 📚 Readings: Text 3.1-3.7 📝 Lecture quiz on Canvas Contents 1. A Note About Lecture Note Notations 2. Library Functions and Exam Reference Sheets 3. Announcements 4. Lightning Review 5. Void Functions 6. Function Placement and Functional Prototypes 7. Passing Parameters and Returning Values from Functions 8. Pass-by-Value Functions 9. Pass-by-Reference Functions 10. Qt Creator's Indication of Pass-by-Reference 11. ASCII Characters (and Typecasting!) 12. Magic Numbers 13. The

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