CS50 2020 - Lecture 2 - Arrays

TABLE OF CONTENTS

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:49 - clang
00:10:08 - Compiling
00:22:51 - Debugging
00:25:06 - printf
00:30:45 - debug50
00:47:55 - Duck Debugging
00:50:08 - Memory
00:56:09 - scores
01:03:45 - Arrays
01:25:39 - ASCII
01:29:28 - Strings
01:43:25 - strlen
01:47:54 - Arrays of Strings
01:51:56 - toupper
02:01:32 - Command-Line Arguments
02:10:43 - Exit Status
02:14:46 - Readability
02:16:27 - Cryptography

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