That said, you still aren't allowed to change the array that you're given. None of the array-receiving methods are allowed to do that.
Multiple small inconsistencies in the description were fixed at the same time.
My apologies for the mistakes.
Please review your submission and check that you have created the required method.
Oh, yes. Don't forget that the first midterm test is on Friday, October 13th.
The Fred Smithers Centre for Student Accessibility is currently recruiting Peer Notetakers for the Fall Semester. Notetakers will be paid an honorarium of 50 per course at the end of the semester. They will be expected to maintain strong attendance in the course, provide typed and organized notes, and upload these notes weekly to a secure online location. A short online training module will also be provided, and students will gain valuable experience that can be added to their Co-Curricular Record (CCR) as this is such an important service for students with disabilities.
If you are interested in becoming a Notetaker with the Fred Smithers Centre, please email fscnotetaking@smu.ca stating your interest and the name of this course. Selections will be made on a first-come, first-serve basis. Thank you!
Welcome to the CSCI 1226 web site. There will be lectures and labs the first week, with actual course content and assignments.
Use the navigation bar to the left to find course information, reference material, assignments and grades.
This page (the first you will see when you come to the web site) contains announcements regarding class and assignments that come up between classes. You should check this page if you notice a mistake in the assignment or are having particular trouble with an assignment. You should check occasionally anyway, and look in on it before you submit your assignments.
If you notice a mistake in an assignment (whether the description is inconsistent, or a link is broken, or the sample program does not do what the description says it must) you should e-mail Mark Young right away. The first person to point out one of these "needs to be fixed" problems will receive up to a 5 percent bonus on that assignment.
Changes to assignments will be posted here, but will also appear on the assignment page in red text.