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Code on exercise slide inconsistent with notebook
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Description
The code on slide 112 of ACH-01.pdf is inconsistent with the code in the actual exercise (01.05.03-Exercise-Segmented-Mean).
On the slide the mean_functor class is defined inline inside the function. Therefore it is missing the member variable width and does not pass the local variable width to the constructor of the functor. These differences are confusing to students.
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Compare slide 112 of ACH-01.pdf with the 01.05.03-Exercise-Segmented-Mean notebook, focusing on the inline mean_functor definition and its width handling. Update the slide so its code matches the exercise, then verify that the corrected PDF content is consistent with the notebook.
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