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ECE 250 Project 3
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Igor Ivkovic
2004-11-01 19:56:30 UTC
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You can get the Java source code from your course textbook (Preiss). You
should not copy it directly but instead use it to write your own class.

Igor
I would like to know where I can get the LinkedList class source code to use in
Project 3.
Thanks,
Catalina Baetoniu
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Luc Gallant
2004-11-01 22:40:25 UTC
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Actually, it is more convenient to copy it from Preiss's website. By doing
a search on google for his name, you'll find his website. You can find the
source code tehre easily.

luc
Post by Igor Ivkovic
You can get the Java source code from your course textbook (Preiss). You
should not copy it directly but instead use it to write your own class.
Igor
I would like to know where I can get the LinkedList class source code to use in
Project 3.
Thanks,
Catalina Baetoniu
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Luc Gallant
2004-11-01 23:16:44 UTC
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Alright,

when I said that I meant that it would be easier to copy from the website
then typing from the textbook.

I see that we have to write our own class and I will do so.

Luc
Well, let me reiterate that you should NOT simply copy the code but
instead use it as a reference to write your own class.
If you learn how to do the implementation of these data structures now, it
will save you studying time and increase your chances of doing better at
the final exam time.
Igor
Post by Luc Gallant
Actually, it is more convenient to copy it from Preiss's website. By doing
a search on google for his name, you'll find his website. You can find the
source code tehre easily.
luc
Post by Igor Ivkovic
You can get the Java source code from your course textbook (Preiss). You
should not copy it directly but instead use it to write your own class.
Igor
I would like to know where I can get the LinkedList class source code to use in
Project 3.
Thanks,
Catalina Baetoniu
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Igor Ivkovic
2004-11-01 23:09:20 UTC
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Well, let me reiterate that you should NOT simply copy the code but
instead use it as a reference to write your own class.

If you learn how to do the implementation of these data structures now, it
will save you studying time and increase your chances of doing better at
the final exam time.

Igor
Post by Luc Gallant
Actually, it is more convenient to copy it from Preiss's website. By doing
a search on google for his name, you'll find his website. You can find the
source code tehre easily.
luc
Post by Igor Ivkovic
You can get the Java source code from your course textbook (Preiss). You
should not copy it directly but instead use it to write your own class.
Igor
I would like to know where I can get the LinkedList class source code to use in
Project 3.
Thanks,
Catalina Baetoniu
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This mail sent through www.mywaterloo.ca
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