This example is adapted from UC Berkeley's CS61C course Lab 2. While the workspace files are from Berkeley's course materials, we've enhanced the learning experience with Checkpoint's interactive mission system.
The original lab requires students to:
- Keep the instructions open in one window
- Run GDB commands in another window
- Manually copy each command into a text file
- Deal with a basic checker that can't recognize advanced GDB commands
With Checkpoint, you can:
- See instructions right in your terminal
- Get instant feedback on your progress
- Focus on learning GDB instead of managing windows and files
No more juggling between windows or fighting with inflexible checkers! 🎯
The original lab materials are from UC Berkeley's CS61C course. We've adapted them to create a more streamlined learning experience while maintaining the educational value of the original content.
The original lab materials are the property of UC Berkeley's CS61C course. Our modifications for the Checkpoint system are provided under the MIT license.