SPECIAL NOTES FOR ALL ASSIGNMENTS

In assignments involving coding, you should include documentation in your
source code files in the form of comments.  When you modify existing 
programs, you should get into the habit of including comments that denote
what sections of code you have personally modified.

Each file you submit must contain a header with the following information:

Your name
Section # (if this applies)
Filename
Assigment number
Date
Description -- (A brief description of the file and its purpose)


Example:

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Name: Bob Myers
// Section: 4
// File: digitime.cpp
// Asg:  #1
// Date: 5/13/98
// Purpose:
//    This file contains the definitions of the functions
//    declared in DigiTime.h
//
//    Modified by Bob - Timer class modified to include seconds
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

You should always document any changes you make to somebody else's
original code, either in the header, or next to the changes themselves.

Example:

// Function added by Joe Schmuckatelli -- 5/14/98

void Function(yadda, yadda)
{
	yadda;
	yadda;
}

// End added

Indentation should be consistent and should make the program easier to
read.  Comments and documentation should clarify your code.  It is a good
idea to include comments on each function definition, on declarations, and
inside of larger pieces of code to help clarify what is happening, or to
break things into logically coherent pieces.