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You must include the following information as a comment in all your programs
// Programmer's Name:// Course and Section: // // Source File Name that was uploaded: // Program Description: Include a COMPLETE description of the program // Due Date: // // I attest that I did this program solely by myself, with the possible // exception of help from my instructor or course lab assistant. // Signature:
You must include sufficient comments so that I can understand what you think your program does, without having to read the code. In other words, I should be able to read just your comments and understand exactly what the program and each method does.
You are using methods to organize your code. In the first few assignments, you will just use a lot of methods, because I want you to get in the practice of writing them. In later programs, you will continue to write methods, but the guideline will be that each method performs one task (not just one instruction) and that each method cannot exceed 24 lines of code.
You will organize your programs according to the design that the text book uses to write code. Important considerations are spacing and indentation. It is also forbidden to write more than one instruction per line.
When creating names for methods or variables, it is important that you pick good names that give an indication of what the variable contains. Here are some very bad names: a,b,c, ... x, y, z. In general, I prefer variable and function names to have at least three letters.
Make sure that your output is organized well. Be sure that proper capitalization is used and that proper spacing is used. Always echo the user's input in your output statements.
As long as you are a registered student, you can have an account to use the school's computers. This account is needed to access the computers in the lab. As long as you are registered for a CS class, you should have such an account. This account will also allow you to log into ocelot and weasel. CS Account Info
As long as you are registered for classes at FIU, you have access to a web mail account. Web Mail Account Info
There is a computer that is maintained by FIU, instead of by CS. This computer is named solix. Solix Account Info This account is not needed to use the PCs in the computer labs, but it is needed to long onto the computers with names: solix and weasel The account that you get will give you access to these computers.
Once you have a school account, it is good for many computers here at FIU. You should change your password to something other than your student number.
From the command prompt on serss1 and solix, issue the command
passwd
in order to change your password. You will be asked for three things:
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