Week 7 Day 2 - Debugging II and Queues
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After observing a lot of students having trouble debugging their linked lists, I went over several different approaches towards debugging code, including logging, making small driver programs, and GDB.
I then introduced the queue data structure, which is a list that you can only push at the back and pop off the front.
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