在计算机科学中使用一桶猴子

Proceedings Frontiers in Education 35th Annual Conference Pub Date : 2005-10-19 DOI:10.1109/FIE.2005.1612130

J. Huggins

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在课堂上(在所有层次的教学中)使用有形模型是非常普遍的;CS指令也不例外。在本报告中，我们讨论了使用猴桶玩具来教授动态分配链表相关概念的经验。重点包括指针与对象的区别、指针的拷贝、列表操作算法、内存分配和泄漏，以及课堂演示技巧

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Using a Barrel of Monkeys in computer science

The use of tangible models in the classroom (at all levels of instruction) is incredibly common; CS instruction is no exception. In this report, we discuss experiences in using the common Barrel of Monkeysreg toy to teach concepts related to dynamically allocated linked lists. Points of emphasis include pointer vs. object distinctions, copies of pointers, list manipulation algorithms, memory allocation and leaks, and classroom presentation tips

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