You can compile and run each assignment with the following command:
/usr/bin/g++ AssignmentName.cpp -o main && ./mainThese are my homework submissions for my senior year compsci class (CS163) at Sunset High School.
Included in the Experiments folder are some of my personal experiments into more advanced C++ techniques, such as runtime arbitrary assembly execution, and travelling salesman solver algorithms.
I hate doing things the standard way where each assignment is split into lots of tiny header and source files, doing that is freaking ridiculous if the whole assignment is <300 lines. F the system, forget separate header files, put it all in one nicely commented file and you save everybody time.
These assignments were compiled and tested using:
Apple LLVM version 7.0.0 (clang-700.0.72)
Target: x86_64-apple-darwin15.0.0
Please don't copy this code to cheat on your homework without at least reading it, and interpreting the logic to be your own. It's hard to refactor a program without understanding how it works, and you will gain a lot by spending the extra 10 minutes to understand it.
MIT License - Nick Sweeting - 2015