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Thinkinking Objects COMP 2511 Object Oriented Design & Programming 1 Code Smells 2 © Aarthi Natarajan, 2018 Smells : Design aspects that violate fundamental design principles and impact software quality Smells occur at different levels of granularity – Code Smells: Structures in implementation of code such as large methods, classes with multiple responsibilities, complex conditional

Algorithms Tutorial 2 Solutions Divide and Conquer and polynomial multiplication 1. You are given a 2n × 2n board with one of its cells missing (i.e., the board has a hole); the position of the missing cell can be arbitrary. You are also given a supply of “dominoes” each containing 3 such squares; see the

Algorithms: COMP3121/9101 THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Algorithms: COMP3121/9101 Aleks Ignjatović, .edu.au office: 504 (CSE building) Course Admin: Anahita Namvar, comp3121. School of Computer Science and Engineering University of New South Wales Sydney 2. DIVIDE-AND-CONQUER COMP3121/3821/9101/9801 1 / 28 A Puzzle An old puzzle: We are given 27 coins of the same denomination; we

1. Graded Problems 1. State True/False. The set of all vertices in a graph is a vertex cover. True. Every edge has both its incident vertices (thus at least one) in the set of all vertices. Remark: A remark about polynomial time reductions: Recall from class that we say that A ≤P B if given

Lecture 6 DCF255 Page | 10 Switching and Routing In the previous 3 lectures, we have discussed the Physical, Data-Link and Internet layers. The focus was understanding how IP datagrams are encapsulated in a data link frame and how signals are transmitted across a cable by the physical layer. Today, we want to look at