Week 3 Day 1 - Functions, Loops, Bitwise Operations

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Today we reviewed some of the solutions to fizzbuzz, and then went over the assembly necessary to make functions, loops (both of which we've covered before) and then how to do more complicated if statements.


We talked a bit about shortcut notation, which is in C and C++ the fact that it will stop evaluating an if statement once it knows what the result will be.



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