Defusing a Binary Bomb (phase 1)

March 3, 2017 | minutes read

http://blog.itsmemattchung.com/2017/02/28/csapp-defusing-the-bomb-phase-1/

I password protected the original post (email me for the password if you are interested in reading it).  When I posted the original link on reddit/r/compsci, multiple commenters suggested that I delete the article to avoid students from cheating (which was not my intention).  I then sent an e-mail to the professors (at CMU) and they kindly replied, asking me to remove the post:

Matt,

Thanks so much for your kind words. It’s great to hear that the book is helpful to you. While every student gets a slightly different bomb, the solution strategies for each phase are very similar. So it would be good if you could remove those posts.
Thanks!
Dave

I’m Matt Chung. I’m a software engineer, seasoned technology leader, and father currently based in Seattle and London. I love to share what I know. I write about topic developing scalable & fail-safe software running in the AWS cloud, digital organization as a mechanism for unlocking your creativity, and maximizing our full potentials with personal development habits.

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