DynaHist: A Dynamic Histogram Library for Java
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DynaHist: A Dynamic Histogram Library for Java
Welcome to my C++ code repository showcasing various examples of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts.
Repository for the "SCC0222 - Introduction to Computer Science: Laboratory Practice I" course offered for undergraduates at ICMC - USP, by professor Leonardo Tortoro.
My attempts to understand neural networks
Interactive memory matching game built in C using dynamic memory allocation, structures, pointers, and matrix operations.
matrix multiplication algortim
This repository contains solutions to the Data Structures in C++ course of Coding Ninjas.
A simple C library for working with dynamically allocated strings.
Hierarchical city population simulation in C using object-oriented programming principles.
c++ exercises with solution
you can acknowledge this repository as an data structure course. in this repository all the data structure information are going to be published with proficient code and comments.
personal implementation of the GNU C library getline() in C
C implementation of a Minesweeper board generator that creates customizable grids, places bombs randomly, calculates adjacent mine counts, and outputs the board to console and text files (Computer Programming, UNIWA).
Neural Network Models for Predicting Execution Time with Dynamic Executor Allocation in Apache Spark.
This simulator reproduces the behavior of malloc/free/realloc through a fully custom allocator, including First-Fit, Best-Fit, and Worst-Fit placement strategies. It also includes a command parser capable of executing instructions from input files such as: ALLOC <name> <size>, FREE <name>, REALLOC <name> <size>, and PRINT.
Header-only dynamic array library intended as a replacement for std::vector with comparable runtime. Compatible with both C and C++.
Sort and build a 3D array using pointers in C.
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