Introduction To Programming
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Learning Plan 2 : Variables and Data Types

General Project Information

  • The project consists of four parts. Each part has it's own page and specifications.
  • The course projects are not group projects. You need to do you own work completely.
  • You may talk to classmates but do not share code in any electronic or physical form. Conversations with classmates about projects should be general and not contain details about solutions.
  • Don't sit down at a classmate's computer and type into their project.
  • Don't ask classmates for their projects.
  • The instructor reserves the right to modify the project specifications at any time. Non-attendance will not be an acceptable excuse for not completing the correct and final specifications. Changing specifications is a very real part of the IT experience.

All projects must be complete and function according to the specifications before they will be graded. There is no partial credit given for incomplete projects or projects producing incorrect output. If an incomplete project is submitted you will receive zero points accompanied by a message within Blackboard specifying what project output was incorrect.

2.2 Project Pages

2.2 Project - Part 1

This part of the project is more of a warm up! You are doing things that are very similar to some of the labs.

2.2 Project - Part 2

This part of the project is about combining strings and adding special characters to a string.

2.2 Project - Part 3

This one is a little puzzle with a big hint.

2.2 Project - Part 4

Remember how to get the length of a string?