DSL | CGL | OOPL Codes

This repository contains all the codes for the 3 labs present in SPPU Semester III Computer. You can find syllabus PDF online. Total codes are (DSL) 32 + (CGL) 16 + (OOPL) 7, this also includes the alternative questions in CGL, all the problem statements are in README file in each folder. The following languages and libraries are used in each of the lab.

• DSL: Python 3 and C++17 (To compile programs, use python ... or python3 ... and g++ ... with the name of your file (Make sure the path/directory in your terminal is correct))
• CGL: C/C++ along with graphics.h and OpenGL libraries. Compilation: For CGL if graphics.h (Installation) is used then include -lgraph flag at the end as g++ ... -lgraph, if compiling while using OpenGL libraries then use flags g++ ... -lglut -lGLU -lGL (For windows see here).
• OOPL: Only C++17. Compilation: Just using g++.

Additional Notes

1. ⭐ Star this repo if you found it useful!
2. Try to attempt the problem yourself too. If you find any errors or something missing then feel free to report it
3. Anywhere, Pure means without using the in-built functions. Rest are self-explanatory and are just for exploring, ignore them
4. Do abide by the MIT License

5. If you want to run graphics.h

   1. I would suggest DO NOT dual boot solely for the purpose of graphics.h, if anything you should dualboot for everything BUT graphics.h
   2. Instead just get either VirtualBox or some other VM and install Ubuntu 16.x (Xenial) and then follow the GFG tutorial (You may come across guile error which you can solve by using steps in AskUbuntu
   3. Now do graphics.h programming in the VM. Take screenshots with PRINT SCREEN and mail them to yourself

IMP

1. You can see all files here
2. Pure is present for those problems where the original program uses something not in syllabus (Range-based for loops in C++, zip, list, map, enumerate, or other such python functions, sets, STL functions, libraries like cctype or cin.ignore() or something else). I kept the original files just as a reference.
3. Other file names (Like Extra, STL) are self-explanatory