This repository includes code that complements each lecture, suggested solutions for each assignment, and additional example code for my Object-Oriented Programming in C++ class.
To create a folder in your virtual machine that is linked to this repository, go to your home directory (e.g., cd), copy the following command (e.g., select and Ctrl-c) and paste it into your terminal (e.g., Ctrl-Alt-t then right-click -> Paste):
git clone https://github.com/prof-rice/cse1325-prof.git
To download changes within your terminal at any later time, change to your cse1325-prof directory (e.g., cd ~/cse1325-prof) and type:
git pull
If that doesn't work, just delete it and clone it again!
After cloning, you can list text files in bash using
cat filename
If you're using the supplied virtual machine, you may edit / view any file with an associated application by just typing
e filename
If you're using any other bash shell, something like gedit filename or nano filename should work. In a pinch xdg-open filename should open filename in the application associated with that file type.
If you have used this repository during a previous semester, be advised that it is restarted each semester. Previous editions have been renamed as shown below (named for start of term in YYYYMM format).
And before upcoming students get too excited, assignments change every semester, so ixnay on any eatingchay plans! ;-)