Programming tutorial schedule and synchronization

Due Date	C++	Perl	Python	ns-3 corollary
16 Jun. 2010	Intro to C++ If statements Loops in C++ Functions	Beginners intro to Perl	Using the Python interpreter Introduction to Python Flow control
23 Jun. 2010	Inline functions Switch Case Pointers Structures
30 Jun. 2010	Arrays Strings File I/O	File I/O	Data structures   Input & output
07 Jul. 2010	Command-line arguments Typecasting			cmd object
14 Jul. 2010	Linked lists Recursion Variable argument list Binary trees
21 Jul. 2010	Inheritance overview Inheritance cont. Initialization lists
28 Jul. 2010	Class design Enumerated types Random numbers Modulus arithmetic		Classes
04 Aug. 2010	Templates Templated functions Specialized templates
11 Aug. 2010	Slush	Regular expressions
18 Aug. 2010	Formatted output C++ preprocessor	CGI webpages

Notes

• Contrary to what is stated in the C++ tutorials, do not install Code::Blocks or other IDE. Use a basic tex-editor (vi, vim, nano, gedit, emax, etc.) to create files with a .cc extension for each tutorial exercise. To compile your program, run: $ g++ -o <program_name> <source_name.cc> Then use $ ./program_name to run your complied program.
• Including a cin.get(); line at the end of your code is unnecessary when running from the command line.