- Create a folder for your files, and put all your work in those files.
- Please do not modify the original files (you can make a copy of them in your folder and modify that copy.)
- DO NOT check in changes to other students folders. This means that you should not be committing anything that changes files in a folder that is not yours. If it happens by accident, let the professor and the student know, and the professor will help undo the change.
For each problem I want you to submit to me at least three files:
- A file with your code in it that will compile, and that you feel solves the problem (or as ar as you got in that process.)
- A file with test cases you used to see if your program is working (needs at least 5 unique tet cases.)
- Anwers for your test cases. This can be a file with what the expected output is for the input file, or A file with the test cases from the previous file, and the answer per case on the line following that case.
You can discuss approaches to the problems with anyone. I strongly suggest that you do not share your code except by pulling up what you have handed into the class repo.
These programs will be due no earlier than Mon 26th. We will talk about the due date on the 19th.