WEEK07
June 21 and June 23

This page contains lectures, examples and assignments for the class "Introduction to Scientific Programming".

Lectures:

• Lecture #13, "Arrays"
• Lecture #14, "Sorting, Polynomials, 2D Arrays"

Examples:

• bubblesort.cpp, a function which can be used to bubblesort an array.
• bubblesort_test.cpp, a program which demonstrates the bubblesort algorithm.
• fsu_football_2010.txt, attendance records for FSU football games in the 2010 season.
• insert_sort.cpp, a program which demonstrates insertion sort. The user types in integers, one at a time, and the program immediately inserts the new item into the sorted array.
• mona.cpp, a partial program, which can read the Mona Lisa information from mona.pgm; the student must add commands to create a histogram of the number of occurrences of gray values in the ranges 0 to 15, 16 to 31, 32 to 47, and so on through 240 to 255.
• mona_2d.cpp, a program, which reads the Mona Lisa information from mona.pgm into a 2D array.
• mona.pgm, a PGM (Portable Gray Map) file of the Mona Lisa, a text file which can be read by a C++ program using cin.
• mona.png, a PNG image of the Mona Lisa.
• read_array.cpp, a program which reads the entries of an array from an interactive user.

Assignments:

• In class exercise #7, on Tuesday: Histogram the Mona Lisa.
• Program Homework #5 is due on Thursday. Please mail your program and output to Detelina.
• Program Homework #6, to be assigned on Thursday, will be due in TWO WEEKS, that is, on July 7th. This is because June 30th is the date for the midterm exam.

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