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Module 4 - D Language Review and Q&A - 2026-Sep-09

Overview

In this module we discuss the framework to help us with basic windowing and graphics functionality

  • rdmd
  • Pointers
  • Stack
  • Heap
  • Static
  • Memory Mapped Files
  • Procedural
  • Object-Oriented
  • Functional
  • Generic
  • Deque Data Structure

Key Resources/Readings

The following resources are listed (roughly) in order to supplement this lecture. You may choose to read 1 or more of these before/during/after the lecture to fully immerse into the material.

Slides and Module Content

Direct Link to Slideset 1Sorry, more than 7 days have passed, I suggest setting a calendar reminder!Public Github Repository for the course

Please note: Your in-class activity is graded. Your first attempt will be graded. You can use your notes and slides if you like. You have 1 week from the date of this module opening to complete the in-class activity. In-class activities are completed individually.

Note: Audio/Video recordings are made in a best effort in case you have to miss class or you would otherwise like to re-watch a portion of lecture. Occassional recording errors (e.g. missing sound, corrupted video, etc.) may occur, and I apologize in advance if a recording is not able to be made available. That said, it is the expectation that you are coming to class in-person. :)

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