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Coding Standards
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You are free to use any of the following programming languages for your submission : - C++ - C# - Java - Python - Go Your code must be well formatted and styled according to good coding standards, such as the MST coding standard outlined here : http://web.mst.edu/~cpp/cpp_coding_standard_v1_1.pdf It is required that your code is well documented.
NOTE : Sloppy, undocumented, or otherwise unreadable code will be penalized for not following good coding standards (as laid out in the grading rubric on the course website) : http://web.mst.edu/~tauritzd/courses/cs5400/sp2018/
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Submission Rules
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Included in your repository is a file named "readyToSubmit.txt", which you will use to indicate which version of your code is the one to be graded. When you are ready to submit your final version, change the first line of this file to the word "yes", then commit and push your code. You may commit and push as much as you want, but your submission will be confirmed as "final" if the first line of "readyToSubmit.txt" is "yes" at 11:59pm on the due date. If you do not plan to submit before the deadline, then you should NOT modify "readyToSubmit.txt" until your final submission is ready. Once your final submission is ready, change the first line of "readyToSubmit.txt" to "yes", commit and push your code, and do not make any further changes to it.
Late submissions will be penalized 5% for the first 24 hour period and an additional 10% for every 24 hour period thereafter.
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Compiling & Running
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Your final submission must include the script "run.sh" which should compile and run your code. Your run.sh script should generate solutions for each puzzle instance associated with that assignment. Assignment 1 - Puzzle 1 Assignment 2 - Puzzle 1 & 2 Assignment 3 - Puzzle 1, 2, & 3 Assignment 4 - Puzzle 1, 2, 3, & 4 You should have a solution file named solution1.txt, solution2.txt, etc. Your script should run on the campus linux machines with the following command : ./run.sh