Homework Policies
- All materials should be stapled.
- Late homework will be penalized 10% per day.
- Late homework will not be accepted one week after it has been graded OR if the solutions have posted.
- Each program should be printed out.
- Do NOT email me your homework!
- All programs should conform to the programming standards.
| Hwk # | Problems | Assigned | Date Due |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hwk1 | 31 Aug | 7 Sep |
| 2 | Ex1-1, Ex1-2, Ex1-3 | 7 Sep | 14 Sep |
| 3 | Ex2-1, Ex2-4 | 14 Sep | 21 Sep |
| 4 | Hwk4 | 21 Sep | 28 Sep |
| 5 | Hwk5 | 28 Sep | 5 Oct |
| 6 | None | 5 Oct | 12 Oct |
| 7 | Ex3-3 | 12 Oct | 19 Oct |
| 8 | Ex3-1 | 19 Oct | 26 Oct |
| 8.5 | Exam #3 C++ Pgrm | 9 Nov | 14 Nov |
| 9 | Ex 3-2 | 9 Nov | 16 Nov |
| 10 | 16 Nov | 21 Nov | |
| 11 | 21 Nov | 30 Nov | |
| 12 | 30 Nov | 7 Dec | |
Homework #1:
Write a program that displays the following output:
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Homework #4:
Write a program that reads in three integers and determines the smallest
and largest integers and then prints out these values. For example, if
the user enters: 10 20 30, your output should be:
Largest: 30
Smallest: 10
Homework #5:
Write a program that prompts the user to enter a five digit integer,
reads the integer and echoes its value back out. Then the program will
strip off the right most digits printing them out each on a
separate line. For example,
Enter an integer: 25431
The output should be:
You entered: 25431
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