Lectures related to C Backend: Code Generation and ADTs

Covers the basics of C++ standard library containers, algorithms, and iterators.

Covers the basics of C programming, including syntax, structure, and compilation processes.

Explores the structure of a C backend compiler and abstract data types.

Covers the representation of mathematical models, functions, and data structures in information systems.

Covers generating code for a compiler, translating an Amy program to WebAssembly, including memory management and pattern matching compilation.

Covers abstract data structures and the C++ standard library, including linked lists, stacks, queues, and complex numbers.

Covers advanced data types and memory management in C programming, emphasizing type consistency and dynamic array allocation.

Introduces Python basics and NumPy for scientific computing, covering data types, functions, arrays, indexing, and common operations.

Covers essential C programming concepts, including memory management, debugging techniques, and practical applications in programming projects.

Discusses file input/output concepts, focusing on sequential access and configuration file handling in programming.

Explains the sizeof operator in C, focusing on its use with pointers and arrays, and highlights common pitfalls and errors in its application.

Introduces the fundamentals of variables and types in C programming, covering declaration, initialization, and the differences from Java.

Explains pointers in C, focusing on passing by reference and memory management techniques.

Discusses advanced data types in C, focusing on arrays and their characteristics.

Explores protocols in Akka Typed, typing actors to restrict message types and modeling protocols with algebraic data types.

Covers the basics of C programming, including syntax, data types, pointers, arrays, and compilation commands.

Explains the differences between mutable and immutable objects in Python, focusing on lists, sets, and their behaviors.

Discusses advanced types in C, including enumerated types, typedefs, and structures, with practical examples to illustrate their usage.

Introduces LabVIEW programming, covering memory management, data types, and parallel programming concepts, with hands-on demonstrations.

Covers enums as a shorthand for case class hierarchies, focusing on modeling pure data.