Actually, most of the problems/projects in this class have to do with basic algorithm stuff. So all it really takes is someone saying, "Hey how did you do project 4?" "Oh, I just created a queue and pushed the items on as I went." And just like that, almost all the hard part of the project is done. The projects tend to be one dimensional because they are trying to teach a single concept.
Ignore it and it'll go away.
Why ignore it? Are we so against people attempting to move forward and offer information in a new format? Is it wrong just because the publisher might make some money off of it? They make money off of you buying a hardcopy of the book as well.
Give a new presentation media a chance. Sure, it isn't ideal, but if you do read fast, or you just need instant access to a book, this could be ideal. Especially say, if you live in a foreign country and books of your native language aren't readily accessible.
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Actually, most of the problems/projects in this class have to do with basic algorithm stuff. So all it really takes is someone saying, "Hey how did you do project 4?" "Oh, I just created a queue and pushed the items on as I went." And just like that, almost all the hard part of the project is done. The projects tend to be one dimensional because they are trying to teach a single concept.
Michael
Ignore it and it'll go away. Why ignore it? Are we so against people attempting to move forward and offer information in a new format? Is it wrong just because the publisher might make some money off of it? They make money off of you buying a hardcopy of the book as well. Give a new presentation media a chance. Sure, it isn't ideal, but if you do read fast, or you just need instant access to a book, this could be ideal. Especially say, if you live in a foreign country and books of your native language aren't readily accessible.