Whenever homework assignments require you to write an executable
program you need to show me the source code and that it
works. Further, I need an electronic copy of the source. The
inflexible rules are that you submit three things:
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<li><b>Source listing</b>:
Print a hard-copy of your source code.
Each file must begin with a comment line like this:
<pre>
// CS XXX, Your Name, HW# NAX, mm/dd/yyyy
</pre>
<b>NAX</b> is the task identifier, formed like this:
<ul>
<li>N is just the assignment number
<li>A is a letter to distinguish multiple programs in one assignment
<li>X is a re-submit indicator, omitted for the original
submission. If you change your mind, X consists of a dash and a
number.
</ul>
For example, "HW #2A" means the first (or only) program in the second
homework.
"HW #4C-2" would be the second re-submission of the third item of the
fourth assignment.<br>

<li><b>Execution output</b>:
Run your program at least three times to show how it behaves for
different input data.
Capture the output and print it. Label by hand, unless the HW#NAX
designator already is obvious in the output.

<li><b>Source files</b>:
All source code files are to be submitted via Blackboard's Digital Drop box.
You must use file names with the following format:<br>
<ul>STUDENT_NAX_FILE.EXT</ul>
STUDENT is your name or nickname, but it must be consistent and
unique. NAX is the assignment number and re-submission suffix, as
described in #1 above. FILE is a short name you want to call your
program, and EXT is usually either <b>cpp</b> or <b>h</b> or <b>java</b>, etc.
</ol>

Obviously, when I compile and execute #3, the output will match #2.
Item #1 is for marking and comments to return to you.
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