| Site:
http://kdat.csc.calpoly.edu/~ltauck/THESIS/struct.html |
 | Struct Image Maps.
This is a pretty interesting site.
It gives a brief description of Structs in C, and offers more detailed
information if you click on a topic. It also is apparently animated,
although I don't have the software necessary to view the animation. It is
also only part of an entire C/C++ tutorial -- Someone should check that
out. (Submitted by Peeter Kirs) |
| This website provides only one simple example of a structured record forming a birthday. The website does not provide too much information to read, it's like the author just wanted to show graphically how the data is written in C, and how it structures it and prints it. I would have also included the explanation of the steps, and whether it was how the computer stores it or a human imagines it and then receives it on the screen. Ram explanations like on the class slides would have completed the site. |
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| Site: http://www-genome.wi.mit.edu/informatics/sharing_archive/0025.html |
| Proposal for a Structured Data Manipulator: This website gives you the
background in mathematics and statistics which have been used and to
develop the analysis of the complex data used in structured data objects. |
| This website is not attractive to the eye and it scares my mind. It's too technical, and does not have any good graphical examples of what the author is trying to explain. I believe a good tutorial site on any topic should give the reader a chance to start from scratch to understand the information presented. 5 thumbs down. |
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| Site: http://www.neilstuff.com/index.php?p=56 |
| S T R U C T U R E S: This web page provides a good explanation of what structs are. They give a good graphical example that I like, it was very representative and helpful in trying to understand structs. It has a section in which structs are defined another one in where they explain structs and several others. It is a brief simple overview of structs. |
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| Site: http://www.speakeasy.com/CapabilitiesTop.htm |
| Examples of Basic Calculations. Structured Data Objects, Speakeaon the idea of structured, multiple-value variables or ""objects"". ... sy is based
Speakeasy is a powerful tool for solving your most difficult computational problems. In the simplest sense, Speakeasy is like a powerful, handheld calculator, except a calculator typically operates one scalar (a single value) at a time. Speakeasy can function as a calculator -- and much, much more. Make plans to last for some time reviewing this web site, if not, you will lose yourself with the lingo. You can always e-mail if you have any questions. |
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| Site: http://www.taygeta.com/fsl/docs/fsl_structs.html |
| A rationale for Structures in the Forth Scientific Library. This web page fully explains the rationale of high ordered data structures and how they work. These data structures are the same data structures found in C/C++ structs or Pascal/Ada records. The version of data structures talked on this page is V1.9. This page talks how there are seven different goals to keep in mind when designing and implementing data structures. These goals were designed to provide a general, easy to use scheme for handling data only. This page teaches you how to use structures, create arrays of structures, define structures that contain arrays, define constant structures, and how to force early binding. The limitations to this version of structure are covered in this web page as well. The nice thing about this web page is that it gives you examples of source code after every section to better understand the subject at hand. The usage of source code gives you an example of how you might use certain data structures on your program. The web page has a glossary towards the end of all the different reserved words or codes that might be used in a program if using structs. The web page ends by giving you links to other programming sites. Again, I found this site to be very educational. I would definitely use this page as a point of reference if I ever found myself in a bind while
writing source code using structs. |
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| Site: C programming.com |
| The website is designed for tutorials and practice exams and quizzes.","This is a good site to practice exams and to review answers to questions on C/C++ is provides other reference material as well and lecture notes. |
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| Site: http://www.cse.ucsc.edu |
| Arrays, Structs and Pointers, Oh my! Programming in C. I selected to go over the website Arrays, Structs and Pointers, Oh my! It contained a lot of information over material we have already covered. It gave an overview on important topics including Structures in C. A structure is described as a mechanism to group values together. A structure is a useful method to build complex data structures. A pointer may point to a struct. This website is helpful to someone that needs to know the basic points on a topic in C/C++. |
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| Site: http://www.gpc.edu/~jbenson/csci1301/records/sld001.htm |
| STRUCTS POWERPOINT'S: This website is a part of the Georgia Perimeter College. This a
PowerPoint presentation on structs, in which examples are given on how structs work with many data types. This site also discusses the limitation of arrays/vectors, new data structures, defining a struct, examples of struct definitions, and it also talks about nesting and hierarchical structs. At the end of these slides, it teaches you how to write it into the program. I highly recommend this site because it is very easy to understand and follow. These powerpoints are the ones that are presented in the lecture notes for our class but are from another college. |
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| Site: http://kbs.cs.tu-berlin.de/~jutta/c/c-faq/c-9.html |
| Section 9. Structs, Enums, and Unions. I found this site to be extremely interesting, and very helpful if you want to become
knowledge on structs. |
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| Site: http://www.gpc.edu/~jbenson/csci1301/records/ |
| Structs: This website is a PowerPoint tutorial on Structs or structured data objects and covers the terminology and basics about structs. It also compares the limitations of arrays and vectors to structs. The website is nicely organized and the navigation is very simple. The website is very thorough and covers a lot of topics such as working with stucts, referencing a field and hierarchical structs. |
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| Site: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html |
| C Programming: This site provides a tutorial on C/C++ Programming. The website is broken down into sections where you can read and learn at your own pace. Quizzes and sample programs are provided in which you can test yourself. |
| Your resource for C C++:
This website provides numerous examples of code in C and C++. It is fairly easy to navigate through because it is organized through topics. These topics can be accessed from the first page and if what you are looking for is not in the first page, they have a search bar. The topics are titled by key words that lead you to useful tutorials. These tutorials are simplified for almost any reader to understand. However, they do not include as many visual illustrations as I would like. There are quizes you can take to test your learning as well as advanced tutorials to continue your learning. Overall, the web site is the most of the sites I visited (aside from the microsoft website).
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| Site: http://leepoint.net/notes/cpp/ |
| Struct Notes: This is a website that provides notes that might be useful for programming in C++. The information provided includes notes on structs. If you follow the structs link you will find information on arrays, structs, and classes. Examples are provided to show how structs is used to declare a new data type, how a new struct type can be used to declare variables, or how to use operators to access fields of struct. This website can be very useful in learning not only about data structures, but also on other topics already covered in class. |
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| Site: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/tut3-5.html |
| Brief Structures Overview: This web site illustrates how to construct a struct in c++ code, and gives the reader a brief overview of how to correctly create a prototype. As for myself I found the information a little confusing, but after reviewing it several times I believe I understand the main concepts of structs. One positive aspect about this page is that it displays sample code along with the results once the program has run. It pointed out that one benefit of using structs is that elements from the structures can be referred either as a block or individually. |
| The cplusplus.com tutorial, a complete tutorial for C++:
This website really gives you a clean picture of C++. In the main page it has a link to structure, which I did my tutorial on, that is a good complement to the class. |
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| Site: http://calc.utep.edu/PKirs/3355/structured_data_objects.htm |
| Class website, Gnarly dude!!!! |
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| Site: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3072.html |
| Structured Data Exchange Format: This web site provides information about structured data exchange and hot it is used. it
explains how different data's are exchange and used. this data is not limited for any
application it can be use in word processing, as a picture format, a sound format, for remote procedure
calls with complex parameters, suitable for document formats, for interchanging business data, etc. in this site they also introduce the chunk which consists of a header and data body. we also have a structured chunk which
is mark as such by the flag byte. this site provided us with program about chunks. in
conclusion this web site provides useful and important information about data structure and its components. |
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| Site: http://ciips.ee.uwa.edu.au/~morris/Year2/PLDS210/ds_ToC.html |
| Data Structures and Algorithms: This website provides information on the various topics we have been covering in class including structure data objects. This website will serve as a good reference source for those of you who are continuing in C/C++. This website would also be a good reference for studying for our final. |
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| Site: http://www.structs.com |
| This website was very useful. |
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| Site: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html |
| This site gives good examples on how to learn to program C++. The
site talks about loops, functions, arrays, links and many more things.
I would highly recommend it. |
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| Site:
http://www.phim.unibe.ch/comp_doc/c_manual/C/SYNTAX/struct.html#basics |
| Structure basics: This website is very useful for the struct topic, and for any other key word related with C++. It gives examples of what a strcut is and some example programs. |
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| Site: http://etnus.com/ |
| Etnus covers c and c++ in their total view features with a ton of
answers to most questions:
When i wrote my tutorial the Etnus for a majority of my referance this is a good site that covers c and c++ in their total view features with a ton of answers to most questions |
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| Site:
http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/~mju/CS205/prolog3.html |
| The website title is Introduction to Prolog Part 3 (Structured Data
Objects): This website defines what a structured data object is. It describes the general structure of data objects. It gives you an example of a program using structured data objects. |
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| Site:
http://www.fredosaurus.com/notes-cpp/structs/struct-ops.html |
| Good examples of using struct data
type in c++: It shows some good examples on how to program using struct data type. |
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| Site:
http://www.cuj.com/documents/s=8089/cuj9607colner/colner.htm |
| Provides structured data object links and views:
Good for explanations |
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| Site:
http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/abiteboul97querying.html
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| Abstract:
This website has an enormous amount of information. Too much to handle. It would take days to sort through all of the information. It seems to have information on anything that you would ever want to know. |
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CIS3355:
Business Data Structures