Lecture

Understanding and Modifying Programs

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Description

This lecture focuses on understanding and modifying a given program to prevent unwanted output. The instructor explains the code step by step, from defining functions to updating pointers for slicing strings, demonstrating how to avoid printing specific words. Different solutions are presented, such as checking for empty strings or verifying the length of the word before printing it.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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