An example solution to Moed B can be found here. Students who took this exam should notice that there was a significant factor due to a somewhat low average.

All references (solutions, grades, etc.) to the Moed Beit held yesterday will be given after Guy returns from his duty service, next week.

Because not all students could come to the Moed B at an earlier hour, the time remains the same:: Sunday 13:30.

Good luck!

The final grades for the assignments are published in the course site under Grades. Please see whether your grades are correct.

The grades for Moed A were submitted this morning to the CS dept. secretary and should be published shortly. There was a 5 points factor to the exam, which is high, since it is a 5 points factor to the final grades. The factor comes to compensate for unclear phrasing or other complaints. The final average of the grades is 78.5%.

An example for a solution to Moed A can be found here. The code solution to question 11 is here.

Grades would be published shortly. Since some specific questions were problematic, there will be a compensating factor according to the CS department regulations.

This question was answered several times during the rehearses, but it still repeats, so here is the answer: The order of construction in C++ is "bases before derived, virtual bases before non-virtual". The order is by dependency, meaning that no object is constructed before all the sub-objects of its bases are constructed.

The slide that shows a difference in the lectures is based on old material and it is out-of-date, but I didn't have time to fix it yet.

The layout of virtual bases doesn't matter: Since there is a pointer to them they can be arrange wherever the compiler sees fit.

Here is a second and short batch of rehearsal questions. I recommend you go over them too.

Because this course was given for the first time in a slightly new format, a feedback form is published. It is a bit long, but your opinion matters – To the next years, at least. Please find the time to answer it.

There will be a rehearsal lesson before the exam, on Thursday 12/7 9:00 - 11:00, bldg. 72 room 210. Please go over the rehearsal questions before it and list in advance material that you want to rehearse.

Please answer this poll as soon as possible.

A first batch of rehearsal questions is published here. Enjoy!

There was a slight mistake the notes for lecture 6b and the summary lecture. In both cases, the correct sub-typing rule for generics with a lower bound wildcard is: G<B> extends G<? super B> and not vice verse.

Both lecture notes are updated.

Many apologies.

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The due date is for after the exam, but it is advised to do this assignment before the exam.

The summary lecture would include:

• A bottom-up summary of OOP features
• Handouts of some rehearsal questions
• Time for questions
• Time for feedbacks

There is a new entry in the submission system. Submit on time – No more delays!

Please vote in this poll before Sunday's lesson, regarding the planned assignment in meta-classes.

To complete the 11 lectures required for this course on time, there will be a supplementary lecture on Monday, 2/7, 18:00 - 20:00, in one of the auditoriums in building 37 (Alon). Exact location TBD.

This lecture will be a summary of the course material and a good rehearsal before the exam. It will also be a good time to discuss any feedback or complaints you might have about this course.

Due to a 1-day reserves duty that I was urgently called to next week, the tutorial on Monday, 25/6, 11:00, is canceled. Instead, there will be a tutorial on Tuesday, 26/6, 12:00, room 205 bldg. 34.