Assignments turned in via Angel Drop Box must include both the program ( .cpp )
file and a screen capture of actual program execution demonstrating proper operation.
All material turned in on paper to be graded must have at the top your complete name,
an identification as in "Assignment 2" on ONE LINE,
the very first line. Example:
John Jones Asssignment 2
The easy way to do this is to put it in Word and then print it out, be sure to
include a screen shot of program operation.
Assignments with two problems must be turned in together.
2 problems from the end of chapter 4 (40 points):
#12, page 240 -- Bank charges. Assume that the $15 charge applies if the BEGINNING balance is less than $400.
#23 - 24, page 243 - 244 -- Internet Service Provider. This should be planned and written as one program.
Note that both programs require you to validate inputs. When the user enters an invalid input, the program should issue an appropriate error message and stop.
Name and assignment number on top line first page.
C++ source code with appropriate comments (which will be
graded) and representative console screen shots demonstrating
operation are required. Comments in the heading should
provide a description of program operation.
Begin Challenge #23-24 on new page.
Place C++ file in Angel system drop box.
2 problems from Gaddis book:
Programming Challenges #6 (Distance Traveled), p. 299.
Programming Challenges #9 (Hotel Occupancy), P. 300.
Name and assignment number on top line first page.
C++ source code with appropriate comments (which will be
graded) and representative console screen shots demonstrating
operation are required. Comments in the heading should
provide a description of program operation.
Begin Challenge #9 on new page.
Place C++ file in Angel system drop box.