Thanks to everyone who came to our Python to C++ session! The video has been posted to the lecture videos page, and the slides are available under the "Handouts" dropdown.

For those who submitted section preferences by 5PM on Sunday, section assignments are available starting at 5PM from the link in the Sections dropdown. SCPD students can view their graders at that link as well. If you were unable to submit the form by the 5PM Sunday deadline, the late signup form is available starting at 5PM under the "Sections" tab. As a reminder, SCPD students should sign up via the special SCPD link there instead.

If you would like to switch to a different section, you can swap by using the link in the "Sections" dropdown in the Sections dropdown. If you would like to switch into a different section to be with a requested partner, but you or your partner's sections are not available to swap into, please request a swap by filling out this form. For this form, please be sure to fill out ALL possible times you and your partner are free, not just your current section times.

The deadline for signups and swaps is Wednesday, 4/18, at 12PM. As a reminder, sections start this week!

We have a few important logistical notes as we enter the start of week 2:

1. We are accepting submissions for HWs on cs198.stanford.edu/paperless. There, you can log in and drag-and-drop assingment files. Please see the specific assignment instructions for which files to submit.
2. Sections will be finalized by tomorrow at 5PM; after that time, you may go to cs198.stanford.edu to view your assigned section. As a reminder, sections start this week! If you did not sign up for a section (or a grader, for SCPD), the late signup form will be open starting tomorrow at 5PM on cs198.stanford.edu.
3. For the Game of Life assignment, we have updated the assignment webpage to indicate that, when prompting the user for wrapping, you should reprompt the user if they enter something other than y or n. Using the built-in getYesOrNo is acceptable.
4. We have updated the general information handout to clarify course policies on late days (each student has 2, and they are class days), as well as policies surrounding pair programming (which will optionally be available for some future assignments).
5. Nick has finalized his office hours schedule, and will be both in the LaIR as well as hold office hours in Gates B02 on Mondays from 10AM-12PM PST.
6. We have added due dates for all assignments for the remainder of the quarter to the schedule page (right-most link in the navigation bar).
7. As a helpful note, you can find the "rotateGrid" project that Chris mentioned last week (written in C++, Java, Javascript and Python) at this link.

Assignment 1 has been posted. The YEAH video describing the assignment can be found on Canvas under "Beta Lecture Videos->YEAH Videos".

If you have trouble setting up QT Creator, please feel free to come by our QT Creator troubleshooting session, happening on Wednesday, April 4 7-9PM in the LaIR (Tresidder first floor eating area).

Welcome to CS106B! We are looking forward to a fun quarter. Class starts Monday April 2nd at 2:30pm in NVIDIA Auditorium.

This quarter CS106B is using Piazza to facilitate questions. Go to https://piazza.com/stanford/spring2018/cs106b/ to sign up. You can ask course related questions and see answers to other student questions. For personal questions please feel free to email Nick or Chris.

See below for a short instructional video on how to create a blank project from a copy of another project.