CS 166 02 Exercise Assignment Chapter 02, 10 Points Name

Cs 166 02exercise Assignment Chapter 0210 Pointsname

Complete Exercise 2-1 on pages 61-62. If you haven’t copied the programs from the Instructor drive, you need to do that before starting this assignment. To keep a clean copy of your program, you might want to create a folder for this assignment and copy the program to it. This way, you can then copy this folder to the instructor drive as explained below. Add the following comments to the top of the code: · Name · Class and section (CS 166 02) · Assignment (Chapter 02) · Due Date (see above) · Description of the program In order to receive credit, complete the following: · Print the source code · Attach this sheet to the front of the source code · Copy the folder you created for this assignment to your folder in the I:\kopp\inbox\CS 166 02 folder.

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This assignment requires students to complete Exercise 2-1 from pages 61-62 of their textbook, which involves writing or modifying a programming exercise related to Chapter 2 content. Before beginning, students should ensure they have the necessary program files from the instructor's drive. To maintain a clean and organized workflow, students are advised to create a dedicated folder for this assignment and copy the relevant program files into it. This approach facilitates easy backup and submission as students can simply copy the entire folder to the designated instructor folder, ensuring all related files are submitted together.

Adding proper comments at the top of the source code is essential for clarity and grading. These comments must include the student’s name, class and section (CS 166 02), the assignment title (Chapter 02), the due date, and a brief description of the program’s purpose or functionality. These annotations help instructors quickly identify the work and ensure all necessary information is provided.

To receive full credit, students must print their source code and attach the printed sheet to the front of their code file. Additionally, they should submit their entire assignment folder by copying it into the specified directory: I:\kopp\inbox\CS 166 02. This process ensures that both the digital and physical requirements are met for evaluation. Proper organization and complete documentation of the program not only facilitate grading but also reinforce good programming practices.

In summary, this assignment emphasizes not just code completion but also proper documentation, organization, and submission procedures. Following these instructions carefully will ensure that students meet all requirements for the assignment, demonstrating their understanding of Chapter 2 concepts while practicing disciplined coding and file management skills.

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