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Please rate both how well lecture presented the following topics and how well you understand them.

r-value (contents of box) versus l-value ((location of) box) -- key point: location of a variable is not a value
0) don't remember seeing it 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good Understanding: 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good

Pascal's triangle example: Java 1D arrays (declare, create, index) and Java functions (declare, return value)
0) don't remember seeing it 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good Understanding: 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good

Java 2D arrays (declare, create, index, row-major versus column-major, aliasing)
Lecture: 0) don't remember seeing it 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good Understanding: 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good

Java strings ($"$, $length$, $charAt$, $+$)
Lecture: 0) don't remember seeing it 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good Understanding: 1) very bad 2) bad 3) ok 4) good 5) very good

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