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==== Challenge Answers ====
* Yun Yang's version of these two methods is [at http://yun811.blogspot.ca/ here]!http://yun811.blogspot.ca/
* Amir Mobasseri's version can be find [http://ammobasseri.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/c-queue/ http://ammobasseri.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/c-queue/ here!]
* Revised version of Amir's code [http://mmwang2.blogspot.ca/2012/11/updated-version-of-amir-and-saeids-code.html Michael's blog]
* Minh Khoa (Ken) Nguyen's Version - [http://kennguyen4z.wordpress.com/2012/11/02/oop344-challenge/ Ken's blog]
: - I actually go with side. I added a variable into the node.
* Carlos Conejo's version is (I went a little further: it adds a node with data 0 if you try to reference past the current size so it does not crash): [http://carlosjavi3r.blog.ca/ hereCarlos's Blog]!.* Linpei Fan's Version - [http://carlosjavi3rLinpei.blogblogspot.ca/here] Linpei's blog.
== Week 10 - Nov 4 ==
*#: returns a character string holding the bit pattern of val (i.e cout<<bits(0xF7)<<endl, will print 11110111)
*# write the void prnBits(unsigned int val) function (wrote in class) in only one line.
* I tried two of the first function functions at http://yun811.blogspot.ca/ Yun Yang's oop344
* My drafts on char* bits(unsigned int val) : http://itactics.wordpress.com/2012/11/20/code-how-to-print-binary/ (Diaoqiang He)
* I have the solutions for all of three functions at my blog - http://linpei.blogspot.ca/ (Linpei Fan)
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* Alina Shtramwasser - email: [mailto:ashtramwasser1@myseneca.ca ashtramwasser1]
* Carlos Conejo's Challenges in : [http://carlosjavi3r.blog.ca/ Carlos's Blog].
=== Resources 10===
=== Resources 13===
* function of cstring
*: strcat : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strcat/*: strstr : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strstr/*: strcpy : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strcpy/
== Week 14 - Dec 2 ==
