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Contents
1. Passing Pointers by Values vs. by Reference
2. What's next?
3. Thank you!
Passing Pointers by Values vs. by Reference
There were so many great questions in today's AMA. One of the content-related questions that might be of interest to a lot of people was the one about when we should pass a pointer by value vs. by reference when working with linked lists. Skip to timestamp 21:30 in today's lecture for an explanation. See also the following sections from this quarter's lecture notes:
- "Preliminary Note: Passing Pointers by Reference 🤯" in Lecture 19: Introduction to Linked Lists
- "Deletion Code" (see comments in bstDelete() function) in Lecture 23: Binary Trees: Loose Ends
What's next?
Your final exam is Monday, 8:30 - 11:30 AM. See the final exam page for details.
Thank you!
The teaching team would once again like to say...
THANK YOU!
Thank you for the exuberance and kindness you have brought to all our interactions this quarter.
Thank you for your curiosity and hard work, which inspire us and make our work at Stanford feel so meaningful.
Thank you for helping bring lectures to life with your engagement and the sense of community you created around this class.
Thank you for making our department's newest lecturer feel so welcome and supported in his first quarter here.
We appreciate you and are rooting for your success on Monday's exam. You've got this!