CS 2073
Spring, 2001

1. Cover sheet with your name, assignment title, and date.
2. Output
3. Source code
4. Tape your diskette to the cover sheet. The diskette must be labeled.

1. Points will be given for output appearance, as well as correctness.
2. Output should be neat, easy to read, and appropriated labeled (or in a table).
3. Print real data using the correct number of significant digits; results should not have more precision than the operands.

1. Points will be given for code appearance and documentation, as well as correctness.

2. Comments at the top of the program are to include the following (see distance.c):

   Program name
   Brief description of what the code does (problem statement)
   List of input data
   List of output data
   Programmer's name and date

3. Put comments at the top of code blocks as needed to briefly explain a section of code.

4. Indent consistently.

5. Use appropriate data types:

   constants:              #define
   integer variables:   int   or   long
   real variables:       double   or   long double   for extra range and/or precision.

1. If inputting from the keyboard, print a prompt message with specific input information.
2. If inputting from a file, include the input file on your diskette.