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The server containing programming assignments is located at 10.203.161.7 under the ~/CPP/ directory. The document outlines various C++ programming assignments divided across multiple sessions, including writing classes, operator overloading, inheritance, polymorphism, and more. Assignments involve concepts such as memory management, pass by reference, constructors/destructors, friend functions, and virtual functions.
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