This week, we'll be quickly glancing over Expression Trees before moving onto the Midterm Review. We'll be covering the most important topics of the last 5 weeks (Weeks 5-10), along with important study tips, common tricks placed in questions, and my predictions for the midterm.
This week is a bit different from the others, as we'll be focusing on the midterm review. I'll be providing you with a few practice problems to help you prepare for the midterm, and I'll be giving you a few tips and tricks to help you along the way.
This weeks homework is a bit more intense than usual. I've set it up like an actual CSC148 Assignment. You can find it in the homework.md file. Homework will be posted after the FSG and will be due on the day epoch overflows on 32-bit systems (i.e: January 19, 2038).
The basic gyst is: you'll be making a derivative calculator using Expression Trees. You'll be given a few functions to implement, and you'll be given a few helper functions to help you along the way. You'll also be given a few test cases to help you test your code.
Solutions can be found in the solutions.pdf file.
Homework solutions can be found in the Solutions/homework solution folder.
All solutions provided are provided outside of FSG hours, and are not endorsed neither by the UTM RGASC nor the CSC148H5 Course Staff. These solutions are meant to be used as a reference, and not a replacement for the problem solving process. Use at your own risk. You are encouraged to attend office hours and ask questions during lectures if there are any parts of the solution that you do not understand. Should you find anything that is incorrect, please open an issue on this repository and I will address it as soon as possible.